· 6/29/1984
Roy Branch v. Hoyt C. Cupp, Superintendent Oregon State Penitentiary
Citations
- 736 F.2d 533
- 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 20964
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- concluding that a defendant's due process rights were not violated merely because the judge failed to articulate specific reasons for imposing a sentence
- stating that defendant's due process rights were not violated merely because judge failed to articulate specific reasons for imposing sentence
- stating that defendant's due process rights were not violated merely because judge failed to articulate specific reasons for imposing sentence
- stating that defendant's due process rights were not violated merely because judge failed to articulate specific reasons for imposing sentence
- stating that defendant's due process rights were not violated merely because judge failed to articulate specific reasons for imposing sentence
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Judges: Wallace, Canby, Craig
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