Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., introduced legislation Tuesday that would enhance penalties for possession of child pornography and make federal Sentencing Guidelines binding again to ensure that judges impose tougher sentences on offenders.
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This bill would also prohibit judges from sentencing below the Guidelines' range for facts found during trial or admitted by the defendant.
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