U.S. v. Mustafa, No. 11-3556 (8th Cir.) (695 F.3d 860) (September 24, 2012) (Per Curiam)
Back in 1991, the Sentencing Commission adopted a new and highly contentious rule of evidence that would henceforth govern all sentencing hearings. With little debate, the Commission announced the adoption of Guideline Amendment No. 387, which reads as follows:
"The Commission believes that the use of a preponderance of evidence ...
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