What’s New in the Legal News: The Federal Sentencing Guidelines

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Episode 28

The USLawEssentials Law & Podcast continues its What’s New in the Legal News Series as Stephen Horowitz talks to Daniel Edelson about an article concerning the likely punishment for the former CEO of Theranos.

The article, Substantial Sentence Likely for Convicted Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes, predicts how the judge will sentence the former CEO of Theranos based on the federal sentencing guidelines. Daniel & Stephen talk about the purpose of the guidelines, and how the guidelines provide a formula for sentencing defendants convicted of crimes in federal court.

You can watch a video on the federal sentencing guidelines on the USLawEssentials YouTube channel, here.

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