In the 1970s, prison-based rehabilitation programs were being questioned for their effectiveness. Andrew von Hirsh advocated for a sentencing system where the sentencing a judge gives is proportionate to the severity of the crime, as it gives judges complete discretion over the sentencing process. However, this view was not without its critics. The argument was that the same crime may receive the same sentence, creating disparities and inequalities. Judge Frankel, a U.S. district judge, pointed out that when judges have too much freedom to decide how to punish people who committed similar crimes, it can lead to unfair treatment. He proposed creating a unique agency called the Commission on Sentencing to solve this issue. This commission would oversee making specific rules to help guide federal courts in sentencing people convicted of crimes and aim for consistency in sentencing (Johnson, 2014). is this accurate for this