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In a splintered and complex decision that may throw federal criminal cases into short-term chaos, the Supreme Court on Wednesday took the bite out of federal sentencing guidelines and may have handed back to federal judges the discretion in sentencing they lost 20 years ago. The mandatory nature of the guidelines created the constitutional problem, the majority said. And the best way to cure the problem, according to a separate majority, is to make the guidelines advisory only.
January 13, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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