Here's what anon's talking about (cruz) >>17041087
“[In] United States vs. Chazin, the prosecutor asked for 78 to 97 months. You imposed 28 months. Twenty-eight months is a 64 percent reduction. In United States vs. Cooper, the prosecutor asked for 72 months, you imposed 60 months,” Cruz listed. “That was a 17 percent reduction. In United States vs. Downs, the prosecutor asked for 70 months, you imposed 60 – that was a 14 percent reduction. United States vs. Hawkins, the prosecutor asked for 24 months, you imposed three months – that was an 80 percent reduction. In United States vs. Savage, the prosecutor asked for 49 months, you imposed 37 – that was a 24 percent reduction. In the United States vs. Stewart, the prosecutor asked for 97 months, you imposed 57 – that was a 40 percent reduction.”
“Do you believe the voice of the children is heard when 100 percent of the time you’re sentencing those in possession of child pornography to far below what the prosecutors asking for?” Cruz asked.
“Yes Senator, I do,” Jackson said, explaining that the chart did not include all the factors judges were tasked by Congress to consider, including the recommendation of probation officers.
“We don’t have those provisions,” Cruz interjected. “The committee has not been given the probation officers’ recommendation. We would welcome them.” https://nypost.com/2022/03/22/scotus-confirmation-ketanji-brown-jackson-faces-gop-grilling/