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· 8/24/2017

D'Angelo Pugh v. Julie L. Jones, Sec., FL Dept. of Corrections

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  • explaining that a slight overbreadth in the age of victims protected by a state statute 6 No. 24-2375 as compared with federal law did not mean the two were un- related
  • reading language expansively in categorical comparison of state and federal sex crimes
  • \We therefore cannot accept [the] argument that Congress must have intended to import into § 2252(b)(2) the specific provisions of Chapter 109A.\
  • “Mr. Kraemer’s Wisconsin conviction for first-degree sexual assault is one ‘relating to’ abusive sexual conduct in- volving a minor despite a slight difference in the maximum age of the victim under state and federal law.”
  • explaining the differences in detail

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