Duncan v. United States

permitting court to order restitution for "other criminal acts that had a significant connection to the act for which conviction was had” | rejecting assertion of a psychotherapist/patient privilege by target of grand jury murder investigation | rejecting assertion of a psychotherapisVpatient privilege by target of grand jury murder investigation | declining to recognize psychotherapist-patient privilege in context of grand jury investigation | the term offense does not “restrict a sentencing judge to [consider] only those acts for which conviction was had, or for which the defendant pleaded guilty” | petitioner could have submitted mixed petition and then asked the district court to hold it in abeyance and issue a stay of execution pending exhaustion