PRACDL is in the process of requesting approval of the use of cell phones by counsel in the courthouse lobby for emergencies and to simply contact one's office an take care of other client-attorney matters. We strongly feel that if prosecutors and federal public defenders can have such privilege, panel and non-panel defense counsel should be entitled to equal treatment. We will be updating this notice.
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Opinions, Briefs & Oral Argument Transcripts
- Apprendi v. New Jersey
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- Davis v. Washington, No. 05–5224 (June 19, 2006)
- Gall v. US
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- Mistreta v. United States
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- Ring v. Arizona Oral Argument
- Rita v. US, No. 06-5754
- Schriro v. Summerlin
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- US v. Booker & U.S. v. Fanfan
- US v. Booker & US v. Fanfan - Amicus Brief by FAMM
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- US v. Booker & US v. Fanfan - Reply Merits Brief by US
- US v. Booker & US v. Fanfan - Repondent Fanfan's Merits Brief
- US v. Booker - Repondent Booker's Merits Brief
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