· 4/27/2005
United States v. Andrew Fagans
Citations
- 406 F.3d 138
- 2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 7176
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding generally that facts about “the conviction itself and the type and length of a sentence imposed” come within Almendarez-Torres
- holding generally that facts about “the conviction itself and the type and length of a sentence imposed” come within Almendarez-Torres
- upholding trial judge's consideration of defendant's probationary status because \the conviction itself and the type and length of a sentence imposed seem logically to fall within [the prior conviction] exception\
- upholding trial judge’s consideration of defendant’s probationary status because “the conviction itself and the type and length of a sentence imposed seem logically to fall within [the prior conviction] exception”
- remanding for resentencing even though judicial fact-finding did not increase the sentence guidelines range, because the compulsory use of the federal sentencing guidelines was erroneous
- ''[T]he conviction itself and the type and length of a sentence imposed seem logically to fall within this [prior conviction] exception.”
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Judges: Newman, Cabranes, Pooler
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