U.S. v. McCoy, No. 01-3052 (D.C. Cir.) (313 F.3d 561) (December 20, 2002) (Judge Stephen F. Williams)
Loaded on Jan. 1, 2003
published in Punch and Jurists
January 20, 2003
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One of the more confusing issues in the Federal court system is the scope of a sentencing court’s review of arguments and facts after a remand from an appellate court. Put differently, can the defendant raise, or can the district court consider (either sua sponte or otherwise), issues and objections …
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