U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
Jun. 2, 2007
Appellee's Death Lessens Scope of 'Booker' Review
WASHINGTON - A fatal shooting stemming from a Missouri car theft has unexpectedly deprived the U.S. Supreme Court of a closely watched criminal sentencing case that the justices were only days or weeks from deciding.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - A fatal shooting stemming from a Missouri car theft has unexpectedly deprived the U.S. Supreme Court of a closely watched criminal sentencing case that the justices were only days or weeks from deciding.
The case of St. Louis resident Mario Claiborne, who died Wednesday, was one of two cases the justices were considering in weighin...
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