Epstein Secrets

by false pretences (Rummel v. Estelle 445 US 263 (1980)); life imprisonment without parole for possessing a large quantity of cocaine (Hamelin v. Michigan 501 US 957 (1991)); twenty-five years to life for theft under a "three strikes" recidivist sentencing law (Ewing v. California 538 US 11 (2003));

lm 463 US 277 (1983)). It has upheld the following sentences: life with the possibility of parole for obtaining money by false pretences (Rummel v. Estelle 445 US 263 (1980)); life imprisonment without parole for possessing a large quantity of cocaine (Hamelin v. Michigan 501 US 957 (1991)); twenty-fiv

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