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Sending 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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