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· 7/7/2016

Ronald Whitfield v. Big Star Honda

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  • holding that federal bank robbery required knowing conduct sufficient for purposes of elements clause
  • accepting district court’s 20 determination that “§ 2113(a) was a divisible statute because it contained two paragraphs, each containing a separate version of the crime”
  • leaving undisturbed the District Court’s determination that § 2113(a) is a divisible statute “because it contain[s] two paragraphs, each containing a separate version of the crime”

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