United States v. Robert White

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• holding that Booker does not require facts found at sentencing to be found by a jury beyond a reasonable doubt as long as the factual findings do not increase the defendant’s sentence beyond the statutory maximum for the offense of conviction
• finding the defen- dant was not denied a fair trial in part because the district court allowed the defendant to argue his theory of defense to the jury
• “This court’s workload increases dramatically if an appeal is transformed into a scav- enger hunt in search of a copy of the judgment below or the transcript page where a challenged decision was explained by the district court.”

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