United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Հատոր 511United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1997 |
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... argument is a variant of the first . Ac- cepting that the instruction requires a high level of confi- dence in the defendant's guilt , Sandoval argues that a juror might be convinced to a moral certainty that the defendant is guilty ...
... argument is a variant of the first . Ac- cepting that the instruction requires a high level of confi- dence in the defendant's guilt , Sandoval argues that a juror might be convinced to a moral certainty that the defendant is guilty ...
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... argument ) . That this is the sense in which the instruction uses " possible " is made clear from the final phrase of the sentence , which notes that everything " is open to some possible or imaginary doubt . " We therefore reject ...
... argument ) . That this is the sense in which the instruction uses " possible " is made clear from the final phrase of the sentence , which notes that everything " is open to some possible or imaginary doubt . " We therefore reject ...
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... argument that Granderson's theory , and the Court of Appeals ' analysis , are fatally flawed because the Guidelines specify not a term but a range - in this case , 0-6 months . Calculating the minimum revocation sentence as one - third ...
... argument that Granderson's theory , and the Court of Appeals ' analysis , are fatally flawed because the Guidelines specify not a term but a range - in this case , 0-6 months . Calculating the minimum revocation sentence as one - third ...
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... argument the Government suggested that its own interpreta- tion is more lenient than Granderson's , in those rare cases in which the court has departed downward from the Guidelines to impose a sentence of probation . In United States v ...
... argument the Government suggested that its own interpreta- tion is more lenient than Granderson's , in those rare cases in which the court has departed downward from the Guidelines to impose a sentence of probation . In United States v ...
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... argument of its Before enactment of the drug proviso in the 1988 Act , § 3565 ( a ) consisted only of subsections ( a ) ( 1 ) and ( a ) ( 2 ) , which , for all relevant purposes , took the same form as they do now . Those provisions ...
... argument of its Before enactment of the drug proviso in the 1988 Act , § 3565 ( a ) consisted only of subsections ( a ) ( 1 ) and ( a ) ( 2 ) , which , for all relevant purposes , took the same form as they do now . Those provisions ...
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