Matter of Daniel O. (Jaquan O.)

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• concluding that New York second-degree robbery was not a crime of violence as of 2000
• concluding that New York second-degree robbery is not a crime of violence under Guidelines § 4B2.1(a)
• holding that attempted second-degree robbery did not qualify as a crime of violence within the meaning of the Career Offender Guideline's force clause
• “precedents . . . that construe the force clause in the definition of a ‘violent felony’ under ACCA are directly relevant to the analysis that we must undertake in construing the force clause of the career offender guideline’s definition of a ‘crime of violence.’”

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