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On the first day of its 2004-05 term, the Supreme Court appeared ready to find the 17-year-old federal sentencing guideline system unconstitutional. The high court heard arguments in two cases questioning the effect of its Blakely decision on the guidelines. The tenor of the discussion suggested that most of the justices seemed to assume Blakely does apply, and the focus instead was on what happens next.
October 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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