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USNoticeOfficial ✓September 18, 2026· Federal Register

Sentencing Guidelines for United States Courts

What happened

The United States Sentencing Commission announced an amendment to its Guidelines Manual. This notice includes the full text of the amendment and explains why it was made. The amendment was signed by Donald Trump.

Why it matters

This action officially updates the rules federal courts use for sentencing, which can impact how individuals convicted of crimes are penalized. Understanding these changes helps clarify the legal standards applied in sentencing.

Who it affects

  • United States Sentencing Commission
  • United States Courts
  • Individuals involved in sentencing cases
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