Judicial Fact-Finding and Criminal Sentencing: Current Practice and Potential Change
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- Structure of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board violates the Appointments Clause
- Philadelphia’s refusal to contract with foster care agencies that don’t certify same-sex couples to be foster parents due to their religious beliefs violates the First Amendment
- For plain-error relief in a felon-in-possession case, a defendant must show on appeal that they would’ve presented evidence at trial that they didn’t know they were a felon
- Only crack offenders who received a mandatory minimum qualify for sentence reduction under the First Step Act
- Reckless criminal offenses don’t qualify as “violent felonies” for enhanced sentencing under the Armed Career Criminal Act
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