United States v. Pepper Sue Hinson

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• holding that, because revocation is discretionary, Booker’s Sixth Amendment concerns “do not exist with regard to sentences imposed when supervised release is revoked”
• holding that revocation of supervised release is not part of a criminal prosecution and therefore does not require a jury trial or proof beyond a reasonable doubt under the Sixth Amendment
• relying on Booker dicta for this conclusion

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