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Rogers v. Tennessee, No. 99-6218 (U.S. Supreme Court) (532 U.S. 451; 121 S.Ct. 1693) (May 14, 2001) (Justice O'Connor)

Although the Ex Post Facto clause applies primarily to “laws” and does not, of its own force, apply directly to judicial decisions, the Supreme Court has held that the prohibition against ex post facto laws is incorporated to a limited extent in the notion of due process.

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