U.S. v. Wise, No. 90-1070 (8th Cir.) (976 F.2d 393) (September 17, 1992) (Judge Roger L. Wollman)
This case is particularly noted for the dissent by Judge Richard S. Arnold who assailed the courts' near-automatic acceptance of all statements contained in the presentence reports prepared by the Probation Department.
In this case, the defendant sought review of a judgment of the District Court, which sentenced him for …
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