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The guidelines would be optional.

Even minor changes to the guidelines would be significant.

The commission also said that the new guidelines would be applied retroactively.

They also predicted that the guidelines would be an effective remedy to past problems.

The average sentence reduction under the revised guidelines would be 27 months, to about 10 years from almost 13 years.

Mr. Chiasson's lawyers said that adhering to the guidelines "would be as draconian as it would be unwarranted".

Mr. Feinberg has estimated that the average award under the guidelines would be about $1.65 million, before offsets for life insurance and death benefits.

Lawyers for several newspapers have said the proposal raises First Amendment concerns, and that voluntary guidelines would be a better solution.

When the administration foreshadowed the change back in June, it was thought the guidelines would be in an updated federal handbook for managers and supervisors.

The military responded with force on the streets, but also retreated from its initial proposals, announcing Saturday that its constitutional guidelines would be only advisory, not compulsory.

If Mr. Chiasson were convicted of insider trading, the recommended sentence under the current sentencing guidelines would be 121 to 135 months, assuming no other enhancements applied.