Khaled Elbeblawy v. United States
Whether the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution requires a jury trial on the forfeiture, and whether the Sixth Amendment forbids a trial judge from assuming the traditional role of the jury in a criminal trial to find facts that lead to an increase in the fines or forfeiture upon a criminal defendant.
Whether the government's decision to use the pre-remand forfeiture amount for restitution, instead of the reduced amount found on remand by the district court, violates due process and allows the government to obtain an unconstitutional fine.
Whether the Sixth Amendment requires a jury trial on forfeiture, and whether the Sixth Amendment forbids a judge from finding facts that increase fines or forfeiture