State v. Chow

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• holding that denial of affirmative request for allocution does not violate federal Due Process Clause
• holding that denial of affirmative request for allocution does not violate federal Due Process Clause
• recognizing that a defendant’s “right to be heard in criminal proceedings prior to sentencing is constitutionally protected”
• holding allocution \provides offenders the opportunity to contest any disputed factual basis for sentencing and [to] persuade the judge to choose a favored sentence alternatively\
• reading Hill to foreclose any federal due process right not to be denied an affirmative request for allocution
• reading Hill to foreclose any federal due process right not to be denied an affirmative request for allocution

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