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Fair Sentencing Act

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The Fair Sentencing Act was a bill, introduced in several U.S. Congresses, that in 2010 reduced the disparity between United States federal criminal penalties for crack cocaine and powder cocaine offenses from a 100:1 ratio to an 18:1 ratio. It was signed into law by Barack Obama.

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