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· 7/24/2018

Everett Jerome Albert v. State of Florida

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  • explaining that the elements of the crime of conviction must “categorically fit within the federal definition of . . . a crime involving moral turpi- tude”
  • labeling the BIA’s determination of which part of a divisible statute the petitioner had been convicted under as a “legal conclusion[]” and reviewing it de novo
  • “To determine whether an alien’s prior conviction qualifies as an aggravated felony or a crime involving moral turpitude, we apply the categorical approach.” (citations omitted)

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