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On Monday, the Supreme Court agreed that a federal appeals court wrongly treated claims that Robert Johnson Jr. was sentenced to eight additional years on a federal drug conviction because of prior state charges -- convictions that were later vacated. But in a 5-4 ruling that splintered the high court's usually reliable liberal and conservative alliances, a majority held that Johnson had waited too long to bring his arguments, and refused to throw out the extra years of the sentence.
April 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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