每天三项重罪

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• declan · 2015 年

  ……针对暴力重罪：“谋杀和非过失过失致死罪的平均刑期接近 20 年零 8 个月。” http://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/ascii/Fssc00.txt 哈维·西尔弗格莱特（Harvey Silverglate）的书《每天三项重罪》（Three Felonies a Day）是一本极好的参考资料，我另外在这里写过关于联邦法律过度犯罪化的文章：http://www.cnet.com/news/from-wargames-to-aaron-swartz-how-u...

  …for violent felonies: "The mean prison sentence for murder and nonnegligent manslaughter was nearly 20 years and 8 months." http://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/ascii/Fssc00.txt Harvey Silverglate's book "Three Felonies a Day" is an excellent resource, and I separately wrote about the overcriminalization of federal law here: http://www.cnet.com/news/from-wargames-to-aaron-swartz-how-u...

• invokestatic · 2021 年

  联邦刑法完全就是个笑话。不仅量刑通常极其严苛（判 10 年以上监禁很常见），而且很多法规的界定范围广得离谱。哈维·西尔弗格莱特的《每天三项重罪：联邦政府如何对付无辜者》（Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent）这本书真让我大开眼界。刑法条文实在太多了，检察官几乎可以把任何美国人都送进监狱，哪怕他们根本没……

  Federal criminal law is an absolute travesty. Not only are the sentences typically very harsh (10+ years in prison is typical) but also many of the statutes are incredibly broad. The book “ Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent” by Harvey Silverglate was a real eye opener for me. There are so many criminal statutes that prosecutors could lock away virtually any American, even if they’ve not…

• iceninenines · 2019 年

  ……监控国家。让他们去住玻璃房或者交出银行明细，他们顿时就不会觉得“没什么好隐瞒的”了。只要是你珍视的东西都得锁好，因为没人会替你操心。另外推荐一本好书：《每天三项重罪》（Three Felonies a Day）。

  …surveillance state. Ask them to live in glass houses or give over their banking details, suddenly they have less "nothing to hide." Lock up anything you value because no one else will. Also a good book: Three Felonies a Day

• epicureanideal · 2021 年

  ……政治对手，他们就会掘地三尺翻法律条文来整你，或者至少起诉到你破产为止，哪怕明知定不了罪。另见：查尔斯·默里的《By the people》，以及哈维·西尔弗格莱特的《每天三项重罪》（Three Felonies a Day）。

  …political opponent, they'll scour the laws to find something to get you with, or at least prosecute you until you're bankrupt even knowing they won't convict. See also: "By the people" by Charles Murray "Three felonies a day" by Harvey Silverglate

• arcticbull · 2022 年

  ……不管出于什么原因超过几英寸长——就是重罪。实际情况是，最终进监狱的人并不比别人承担更多或更少的责任——只不过是他们引来了关注。想了解更多，我推荐《每天三项重罪》（Three Felonies a Day）。[1] 我想问你的问题是，为什么你现在没在蹲监狱？你当初为什么选择犯下所有那些罪行，又是什么让你得以免责？退一步讲，如果你反驳说“好吧，我不应该……

  …inches long for any reason - felony. What happens is the folks who end up in prison haven't accrued any more of less liability - instead they drew attention. If you'd like to learn more I recommend Three Felonies a Day. [1] I guess the question I have for you is why aren't you in prison now? Why did you choose to commit all those crimes, and what makes you exempt? Further if your argument is then 'well I shouldn't…

• einhverfr · 2012 年

  在联邦调查局和联邦检察官眼里，可不只是小法律条文的事。我强烈推荐阅读哈维·西尔弗格莱特（EFF、ACLU 和 FIRE 的资深成员）的书《每天三项重罪：联邦政府如何对付无辜者》（Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent）。他讨论了联邦重罪法规中含糊不清的问题。这么想吧，当初为了以“诚实服务……（Honest Services）”罪名给杰夫·斯基林（Jeff Skilling，没错，就是安然公司的那个）定罪所做的那些努力……

  Not only small laws, in the eyes of the feds. I highly recommend reading Harvey Silverglate's (veteran of the EFF, ACLU and the FIRE) book "Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent." He discusses the issues of vagueness in federal felony statutes. Think about it this way, the efforts to convict Jeff Skilling (yes, of Enron) of "Honest Services…

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