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The Supreme Court on Monday set aside the lengthy prison sentences given to five Branch Davidians who survived the 1993 siege at the sect  stanley termos s Waco, Texas, compound. The court ruled that a federal judge misused an anti-gun law to increase their punishment.   The unanimous decision makes it harder for courts to find lawbreakers deserve extra jail time because they used or carried machine guns during their crimes.   A federal law subjects anyone who uses or carries a  firearm  during a violent or drug-related crime to five years in prison. The term jumps to 30 years for anyone who uses or carries a  machine gun stanley cup   during that same crime.   Federal appeals courts had split on whether determining use of a machine gun is an element of the offense a jury must find beyond a reasonable doubt, or merely a sentencing factor a judge gets to determine by a preponderance of the evidence.The nation s highest court said use of a firearm must be determined by the jury.         We believe Congress intended the firearm type-related words it used... to refer to an element stanley tumblers  of a separate, aggravated crime,  Justice Stephen G. Breyer wrote for the court.   Five Davidians were convicted in 1994 in the killings of four federal agents during a botched Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms raid on the compound outside Waco.   The raid led to a 51-day standoff that ended when flames swept through the compound. David Koresh and some 80 followers died during the inferno, some from the fire and others from g Iymg U.S. Commander Sees Growing Terror Threat
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