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U.S. v. Reyes, No. 96-1295, No. 758 (2nd Cir.) (116 F.3d 67) (June 20, 1997) (Judge Richard J. Cardamone)

Perhaps sparked by growing criticism that the formalities of sentencing hearings are a charade to mask the reality of "assembly line justice" (see, U.S. v. Barnes, 948 F.2d 325, 331 (7th Cir. 1991), there has been a flurry of recent decisions reaffirming, at least academically, the sanctity of those formalities. ...

 

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