Did the district court violate Mr. Smith's Fifth Amendment Due Process rights by relying on unreliable, unsupported hearsay to, first, find that Mr. Smith had committed an uncharged felony and, second, to base Mr. Smith's sentence on his unproven, unadmitted guilt of this alleged but uncharged felony?

QUESTION PRESENTED Did the district court violate Mr. Smith’s Fifth Amendment Due Process rights by relying on unreliable, unsupported hearsay to, first, find that Mr. Smith had committed an uncharged felony and, second, to base Mr. Smith’s sentence on his unproven, unadmitted guilt of this alleged but uncharged felony? ii