Does a district court violate a defendant's right to due process by enhancing a sentence based on unreliable arrest history, as the Third and Seventh Circuits have held, or is relying on a defendant's bare arrest record not erroneous, as the Eighth Circuit has held?

QUESTION PRESENTED Does a district court violate a defendant’s right to due process by enhancing a sentence based on unreliable arrest history, as the Third and Seventh Circuits have held, or is relying on a defendant’s bate arrest record not erroneous, as the Eighth Circuit has held? prefix