Nancy Gertner Joins SentencingStats.com Advisory Board

• SentencingStats.com announced the appointment of Nancy Gertner to its Advisory Board 
• Currently working as a Harvard Law Professor, Nancy is an influential jurist and advocate for criminal justice reform 

The leading platform for federal sentencing analytics and research, SentencingStats.com has made an announcement regarding the appointment of Nancy Gertner to its Advisory Board. In addition, Nancy is a former U.S. District Judge and currently working as a Professor at Harvard Law School. 

Being known as an influential jurist and advocate for criminal justice reform, Nancy has served as a Judge at United States District Court District of Massachusetts for more than 17 years i.e., from April 1994 to August 2011. She has also worked with Resolutions LLC as mediator/arbitrator for nearly 14 years while also being associated with Harvard Law School from 2011. She is a Doctor of Law (JD) holder from Yale Law School, having a background in MA, Political Science from Yale University. She is a seasoned leader with expertise in civil rights, women's rights, and criminal justice, known for her progressive judicial approach. 

In a statement, SentencingStats.com co-founder and CEO Darren Kramer stated, “Judge Gertner’s distinguished judicial career, deep understanding of the sentencing process and her unwavering dedication to criminal justice reform make her an exceptional addition to our Advisory Board. 

Additionally, Mark Allenbaugh, the Co-Founder and Chief Research Officer said, “Judge Gertner’s insights as a former judge applying the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines both pre and post Booker coupled with her vast experience will be invaluable as we expand our reach and refine our platform to serve the broader judicial and legal community.” 

Furthermore, Judge Gertner expressed her excitement, stating, “SentencingStats.com offers a truly innovative approach to addressing sentencing disparities and promoting informed judicial reasoning. I believe the platform’s sophisticated filter system, ease-of-use, and comprehensive intelligence reports have significant potential to enhance equity, fairness, and transparency in federal sentencing. This tool enables judges and attorneys to assess proportionality at sentencing and quickly identify many of the relevant docket numbers for similarly situated defendants.”