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