Beaulieu v. United States

distinguishing Gardner and Furman in reaching its holding reliable hearsay may be used in a sentencing stage of a non-capital case | distinguishing Gardner and Furman in reaching its holding reliable hearsay may be used in a sentencing stage of a non-capital case | enactment of the Guidelines does not indicate the need to restrict "the sources of information available to the sentencing judge" | enactment of the Guidelines does not indicate the need to restrict “the sources of information available to the sentencing judge” | a district court’s determination of factual matters under the U.S.S.G. are reviewed under a clearly erroneous standard