The U.S.Supreme Court case of ________ held that federal sentencing guidelines are no longer mandatory and that appeals courts can review sentences to determine whether they are reasonable.

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The U.S. Supreme Court case of U.S. v. Booker held that federal sentencing guidelines are no longer mandatory and that appeals courts can review sentences to determine whether they are reasonable. The other choices, Miranda v. Arizona dealt with the rights of criminal suspects, Mapp v. Ohio dealt with the exclusionary rule and the Fourth Amendment, and Furman v. Georgia dealt with the use of the death penalty.

The USSupreme Court Case of ________ Held That Federal Sentencing Guidelines