United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volum 543United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 2004 |
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... racially motivated , and imposed a 12 - year sentence . This Court set aside the enhanced sentence . We held : “ Other than the fact of a prior conviction , any fact that increases the penalty for a crime beyond the prescribed statutory ...
... racially motivated , and imposed a 12 - year sentence . This Court set aside the enhanced sentence . We held : “ Other than the fact of a prior conviction , any fact that increases the penalty for a crime beyond the prescribed statutory ...
Side 232
... racial malice , increased the sentence that the defendant could have otherwise received . Since this fact was found by a judge using a preponderance of the evidence standard , the sentence violated Blakely's Sixth Amendment rights ...
... racial malice , increased the sentence that the defendant could have otherwise received . Since this fact was found by a judge using a preponderance of the evidence standard , the sentence violated Blakely's Sixth Amendment rights ...
Side 329
... racial discrimination ) in sentencing . See id . , at 315-316 ( O'CONNOR , J. , dissenting ) . These consequences would seem perverse when viewed through the lens of a Constitution that seeks a fair criminal process . BREYER , J ...
... racial discrimination ) in sentencing . See id . , at 315-316 ( O'CONNOR , J. , dissenting ) . These consequences would seem perverse when viewed through the lens of a Constitution that seeks a fair criminal process . BREYER , J ...
Side 499
... racially segregating prisoners in double cells for up to 60 days each time they enter a new correctional facility is based on the asserted rationale that it prevents violence caused by racial gangs . Petitioner Johnson , an African ...
... racially segregating prisoners in double cells for up to 60 days each time they enter a new correctional facility is based on the asserted rationale that it prevents violence caused by racial gangs . Petitioner Johnson , an African ...
Side 500
... racial segregation . In fact , the United States argues that it is possible to address prison security concerns through individualized consideration without using racial segregation , unless it is warranted as a necessary and temporary ...
... racial segregation . In fact , the United States argues that it is possible to address prison security concerns through individualized consideration without using racial segregation , unless it is warranted as a necessary and temporary ...
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