United States v. Mildred P. Coppins
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
PHILLIPS, Circuit Judge:
This appeal presents two issues: whether in assessing a defendant’s sixth amendment right to jury trial, entitlement should be determined by reference to the maximum statutory sentence of imprisonment authorized for the offense charged, or by the actual sentence imposed; and whether, if the statutory maximum controls, the entitlement of a defendant charged as the result of a single incident with multiple petty offenses to none of which jury trial right would attach separately, is determined by aggregating the maximum sentences. We hold that entitlement is…
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