Civil Commitment — equal protection — right to jury
2012AP958 In the matter of the mental commitment of Mary F.-R.
Civil Procedure – interpreters — relief from judgment — right to jury – continuances — attorney fees
2011AP1220 McCarthy v. McCarthy
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Criminal Procedure Right to jury; reimprisonment It does not violate the right to a jury trial to impose reimprisonment after revocation of supervised release, to a term that, combined with previous confinements, exceeds the maximum sentence. “McIntosh contends that our decision in Colt is no longer controlling because it was decided before Apprendi’s release. But […]
09-1333 U.S. v. Krieger
Sentencing Right to jury A fact that triggers a mandatory minimum can be found by the judge by a preponderance of the evidence, rather than proven beyond a reasonable doubt. “Logically, there is no reason why this simple binary rule should not also apply to mandatory minimums. Whether labeled an element or a sentencing factor, […]
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