Book Review: Soviet Judgment at Nuremberg: A New History of the International Military Tribunal after World War II

Abstract

In the years 2009-2017, 'White offenders were given the shortest custodial sentences on average, and Asian or Black offenders were given the longest' (Ministry of Justice, 2018), 2. Overwhelming the offence the study's participants' sentences were related to. 3. A notable omission from the study's cohort and subsequent discussion are those early-stage prisoners who successfully appeal their sentences or verdict. In order to better establish how prison time aids or inhibits prisoners' relationship to the events of their sentence offence, a comparative study would be needed, between prisoners who do and do not maintain innocence and who do and do not successfully appeal.