<div class="mainContainerBoxGradient"><div class="subContainer"><div class="full"><div class="videoContent"><h3>Episode 39: Guidelines in the Field Series, Individualized Assessment</h3><p><em>(Published April 16, 2026)</em>  In what will be a semi-regular feature of Sentencing Practice Talk, this episode is part of the <em>Guidelines in the Field</em> series where we take a deep dive on a topic through the lens of an actual practitioner.</p></div></div></div></div>

Episode 39: Guidelines in the Field Series, Individualized Assessment(Published April 16, 2026) In what will be a semi-regular feature of Sentencing Practice Talk, this episode is part of the Guidelines in the Field series where we take a deep dive on a topic through the lens of an actual practitioner.

Episode 39: Guidelines in the Field Series, Individualized Assessment<p><em>(Published April 16, 2026)</em> &nbsp;In what will be a semi-regular feature of Sentencing Practice Talk, this episode is part of the <em>Guidelines in the Field</em> series where we take a deep dive on a topic through the lens of an actual practitioner.</p>

Sentencing Practice Talk - Episode 39

Brought to you by the Office of Education &amp; Sentencing Practice, Sentencing Practice Talk is a podcast series designed to inform those interested in federal sentencing on guideline application issues. Topics range from frequently asked questions on the HelpLine, to sentencing practice tips, to recent case law developments. The information presented is intended to aid those involved in federal sentencing in the proper application of the guidelines and relevant case law. It does not represent the official position of the Commission and should not be cited as such. Listeners are advised to conduct their own independent research.

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Brought to you by the Office of Education & Sentencing Practice, Sentencing Practice Talk is a podcast series designed to inform those interested in federal sentencing on guideline application issues. Topics range from frequently asked questions on the HelpLine, to sentencing practice tips, to recent case law developments. The information presented is intended to aid those involved in federal sentencing in the proper application of the guidelines and relevant case law. It does not represent the official position of the Commission and should not be cited as such. Listeners are advised to conduct their own independent research.

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Sentencing Practice Talk - Episode 39

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