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There is no such thing. The US Supreme Court only reviews criminal cases under appellate jurisdiction and does not determine guilt or innocence or impose sentences of any kind.

The trial court is responsible for determining a convicted person's sentence according to the applicable federal or state sentencing guidelines.

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