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: Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense LawyersSending you all to Macondo Law to "A bit on Booker & Fanfan, and looking back at Mistretta and Apprendi"
By Tom Lincoln
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I invite you to visit Macondo Law and check out the following post Revised - A bit on Booker & Fanfan, and looking back at Mistretta and Apprendi
which I think you will find interesting. I would also urge you to post
your comments there which may help grasping which way the Court will go
on the two issues now facing it in Booker and Fanfan:
Blakely's application to the federal guidelines; and
Severability of the Guidelines and/or the Sentencing Reform Act.
Who do you think are the swing votes and why?Full post as published by Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers on September 28, 2004 (boomark / email).
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