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: Sentencing Law and PolicyMonday madness at SCOTUS: ACCA, confrontation and a Second Amendment sleeper
By Douglas A. Berman
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As detailed in this helpful SCOTUSblog post (which includes links to more materials), the Supreme Court on Monday has its biggest criminal justice argument day since ... I don't know when. Here are the particulars:
On Monday, the Court will release orders from the Justices? private conference last Friday. We will provide a link to the orders list as soon as it is available. Following the release of orders, the Court will hear argument in:
Chambers v. United States (06-11206), on whether failure to report to prison is a ?violent felony? under the Armed Career Criminals Act.
United States v. Hayes (07-608), on whether federal gun laws require a domestic relationship between an attacker and victim to qualify as a misdemeanor crime of ?domestic violence...continue to full postFull post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on November 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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