Timothy Duane Arcoren v. United States

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• holding that physical restraint includes restraint beyond being tied, bound, or locked up, and includes preventing a person from leaving
• holding prosecution’s battered woman syndrome evidence admissible to explain domestic battery victim’s recantation of abuse
• holding application of U.S.S.G. § 2A3.1(b) did not preclude application of § 3A1.3 because § 2A3.1(b) “does not necessarily include the physical restraint that [§] 3A1.3 covers”
• noting that Rule 702 “is one of admissibility rather than exclusion”
• placing hand on victim’s throat to make her lie on bed, and repeatedly pushing and grabbing victim to prevent her from leaving bedroom, constituted victim restraint
• noting that Rule 702 “is one of admissibility rather than exclusion”

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