I am posting this without even getting to read the entire decision by Judge Paul G. Cassell in United States v. Angelos, No. 02-CR-00708-PGC (D.Utah Nov. 16, 2004), addressing the constitutionality of mandatory minimum sentences under federal law. I am also including the excellent amicus brief filed by Greenberg Traurig. Both items have also been added to the sidebar under "Opinions, Briefs & Oral Argument Transcripts."
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Question: I am a CJA attorney in Albuquerque, New Mexico, handling lots of illegal reentry cases. Does anyone know of a spanish version of the Guidelines Manual? If so, how to obtain a copy.
Thanks.
John F. Robbenhaar
Posted by: John Robbenhaar | December 15, 2004 at 11:15 AM