United States v. Julio Oliveras

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• defendant's statements to probation officer in presentence proceedings admissible in subsequent criminal prosecutions unless immunized
• defendant’s statements to probation officer in presen-tence proceedings admissible in subsequent criminal prosecutions unless immunized
• “citizens may not be forced to incriminate themselves merely because it serves a governmental need”
• \citizens may not be forced to incriminate themselves merely because it serves a governmental need\
• impermissible denial of “acceptance of responsibility” sentence reduction where defendant refused to make self-incriminating statements about crimes not relating to actual charges
• a sentencing offense level reduction given for personal acceptance of responsibility for criminal conduct cannot require a defendant to accept responsibility for crimes other than those to which he has pleaded or heen found guilty

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