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001975P.pdf   12/14/2001  USA  v.  Daniel Lewis Lee
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  00-1975
   Eastern District of Arkansas   
Criminal case - criminal law. District court erred in ordering a new penalty phase proceeding; the Department of Justice's death penalty protocol does not create enforceable rights in the defendant; district court did not err in permitting defense psychologist to be cross-examined about defendant's past bad acts; government's mental health expert's testimony that defendant did not show remorse was not unfairly prejudicial; defendant had no right to advance notice of the evidence the government would introduce at the penalty phase; the evidence the government introduced at the penalty phase was not prohibited by its prehearing statement or preapproved jury instructions.