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November 13, 2004

Noteworthy news from the midwest

I am having a grand time participating in this University of Chicago Legal Forum event.  Introducing me before my keynote address, brilliant Chicago Dean Saul Levmore, speaking with enormous wit and wisdom, gently teased me for being too complementary and generous in my blog commentary. 

Meanwhile, as I am enjoying Chicago hospitality, others in the midwest are making Blakely news.  The Seventh Circuit yesterday decided two Blakely cases: US v. Pittman, 2004 WL 2567901 (7th Cir. Nov 12, 2004) (affirming career offender sentence based on prior conviction exception); US v. McKee, 2004 WL 2567902 (7th Cir. Nov. 12, 2004) (remanding for resentencing, though staying mandate). In addition, Michael Ausbrook over at INCourts continues his comprehensive coverage of Blakely in Indiana through a series of important posts.

November 13, 2004 at 08:32 AM | Permalink

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