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July 19, 2006
Third Circuit taking burdens en banc
A helpful reader alerted me to an interesting circuit development: the Third Circuit agreed to rehear en banc its recent Grier decision addressing burdens of proof in federal sentencing. I discussed Grier at length here and here, and lots of related coverage can be found in links below:
- Burdens of proof and a new due process of sentencing
- More about beyond a reasonable doubt at sentencing
- Further reflections on burdens of proof and acquitted conduct
- Requiring proof beyond a reasonable doubt in any legislative fix
- Seventh Circuit says reliance on acquitted conduct still okay after Booker
- A post-Booker burden of proof primer
- In praise of Okai and its burden of proof insights
- Judge Kopf takes on Judge Bataillon on the burden of proof
- Ninth Circuit adds nuance to post-Booker burdens of proof
- Revised draft of Pondering Modern Sentencing Process
July 19, 2006 at 09:03 PM | Permalink
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