City of Sarasota v. Cummer

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• importing the elements of common law assault to interpret D.C. Code § 22- 404 (a)
• importing the elements of common law assault to interpret D.C. Code § 22- 404 (a)
• importing the elements of common law assault to interpret D.C. Code § 22-404 (a)
• sufficiency of evidence unquestioned as to conduct element of actus reus where defendant threw a shoe, but remand required to determine if defendant threw shoe at the complainant-police officer and thus intended \to use violence against [the officer]\
• sufficiency of evidence unquestioned as to conduct element of actus reus where defendant threw a shoe, but remand required to determine if defendant threw shoe at the complainant-police officer and thus intended “to use violence against [the officer]”

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