Comcast Sound Communications Inc. v. Hoeltke

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• holding that possession of sawed-off shotgun is not a crime involving moral turpitude
• holding that involuntary manslaughter is a crime of moral turpitude
• holding that involuntary manslaughter is a crime of moral turpitude
• holding that involun- tary manslaughter is a crime of moral turpitude
• holding that involun- tary manslaughter is a crime of moral turpitude
• acts that cause serious harm to people, such as involuntary manslaughter, can be categorical CIMTs even if the harm was not specifically intended

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