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3rd. Circuit considers questions having broad impact on criminal sentencing and habeas corpus - can a Federal judge order prosecutor to reoffer a plea agreement not revealed to defendant by his attorney?

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Shannon P. Duffy The Legal Intelligencer November 18, 2008  -   In a pair of en banc arguments on Wednesday, the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will tackle questions that could have a broad impact on how appellate courts review criminal sentences and on the scope of the federal courts’ powers in granting relief in habeas [...]

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