US v. Work, No. 04-2172, concludes that Blakely doesn't apply to revocation of supervised release, because, the sixth amendment just doens't apply to those proceedings, anyway. The same analysis applies even if the total term of supervision (confinement plus supervision) is greater than the statutory maximum. See posts on this at PRACDL and SL&P.
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