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U.S. Supreme Court rules that Judge does not have to notify Defendant or Government of plans to sentence outside the Fed. Sentencing guidelines

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June 12, 2008   WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in the case of Irizarry v. U.S., 06-7517, on June 12,  that judges do not have to notify defendants and prosecutors when contemplating a prison term outside the range called for in federal sentencing guidelines. The 5-4 decision dealt with the fact that the guidelines are no longer [...]

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