· 1/29/2015
Israel Vela v. State
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- observing that a sentencing court has broad discretion to make factual determinations and may draw conclusions from evidence that has sufficient indicia of reliability
- “Only when the defendant’s objection creates real doubt as to the reliability of the information in the PSR does the No. 18-3270 11 government have the burden of independently demonstrat- ing the accuracy of the information.”
- “Only when the defendant’s objection creates real doubt as to the reliability of the information in the PSR does the No. 18-3270 11 government have the burden of independently demonstrat- ing the accuracy of the information.”
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