Appellate Practice
Sep. 11, 1998
Federal Judges Decry 'Overlong' Sentencing Rules
SAN FRANCISCO - While reluctantly approving 95-year and 50-year prison terms imposed on two Fresno State football scholarship students convicted of armed robbery, a pair of conservative federal appellate judges on Wednesday used the opportunity to implore Congress to repeal mandatory minimum sentences.
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