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· 11/13/1981

The President's Power to Remove Members of the Federal Council on the Aging

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  • a court may, in its discretion, find extraordinary aggravating circumstances based on the character and record of the offender
  • “[F]or sentences based solely on the facts reflected in a conviction, the maximum sentence that a trial court may impose is the maximum of the presumptive range, not the aggravated range.”

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