· 11/8/2018
Richard Raley and Raley Holdings, LLC v. Daniel K. Hagood, P.C. and Fitzpatrick Hagood Smith & UHL, LLP
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- holding that a conspiracy charge including a “death results” element was a crime of violence
- holding that conspiracy to commit a violent act does not qualify as a crime of violence if it does not have an element of actually using, or attempting to use, physical force
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