Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit April 8, 1996, 95-2675 (United States v. Melford Burke, Jr.)

Also known as

United States · · · 08-04-1996

LOKEN, Circuit Judge.

Once again, we deal with a sentencing appeal in which an Assistant U.S. Attorney failed to comply with our cases holding that, when fact statements in a presentence investigative report (PSR) are challenged by the defendant, the PSR itself is not evidence and the government must prove those facts at the sentencing hearing.

See

Fed.R.Crim.P. 32(e)(1).

Read the full text

This document is published by courtlistener.com.

Moonlit adds the citation network, article-level links and cross-references, which are available to search for free.