United States v. Debra Lynn Morris

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• holding that Booker did not apply retroactively in a case in which the defendant’s conviction became final after Apprendi
• holding that Booker “is not available for post-conviction relief for federal prisoners . . . whose convictions became final before Booker . . . was decided”
• holding that Booker is not retroactively applicable to cases on collateral review
• noting that decision about sentencing factors is properly made by judges, not juries
• concluding that does not apply retroactively
• Blakely and Booker were not watershed rules warranting retroactive application.

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