Bean v. Corwin

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• concluding that, despite statute and rule of practice directing trial courts to prepare presentence report, no due process right to such report
• applying Mathews test to conclude that there is no federal due process right to presentence investigation report
• applying Mathews test and concluding that criminal defendant's federal constitutional right to procedural due process at sentencing does not include right to presentence investigation report
• applying Mathews test and concluding that criminal defendant’s federal constitutional right to procedural due process at sentencing does not include right to presentence investigation report
• applying Mathews test to conclude that there is no federal due process right to presentence investigation report
• granting motion by criminal defense lawyers association to appear as amicus curiae and to file brief

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