· 10/11/2017
Francisco Villa Magana, Applicant-Appellant v. State of Iowa
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- vacating a § 924(c) conviction for using a firearm during a kidnapping under Davis
- vacating a § 924(c) conviction for using a firearm during a kidnapping under Davis
- rejecting defendant’s argument that assault can result from a mere offensive touching, and thus without requisite physical force, as “ignor[ing] the additional element that the defendant put the postal employee’s life in danger by use of a dangerous weapon”
- “[W]e conclude that the statute sets out a separate aggravated offense.”
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