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U.S. v. Ardley, No. 98-7033 (11th Cir.) (273 F.3d 991) (November 20, 2001) (Judge R. Lanier III Anderson)

This decision is noted for Judge Tjoflat’s highly persuasive dissent on the topic of the retroactive use of Apprendi on appeals. That dissent is particularly noteworthy because it eschews the common approach to the Apprendi retroactivity arguments (“My God, it will open up the floodgates of appeals”) and instead focuses ...

 

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