PER CURIAM:
Convicted of heroin distribution, the defendant brought a § 2255 attack on his six-year sentence on the ground that the district judge considered a defective 1951 Dyer Act conviction. The judge vacated the six-year sentence, stated that he would not "consider the prior conviction in assessing sentence in any way," but then reimposed another six-year sentence.
Appellant attacks this resentencing process as being unconstitutional, arguing that...
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