United States v. Aviles-Solarzano

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• noting that, in deciding whether a defendant’s conviction for aggravated battery on a public way was a crime of violence, the sentencing court could look to “the charging document” to determine what type of battery the defendant had committed
• noting that, in deciding whether a defend‐ ant’s conviction for aggravated battery on a public way was a crime of violence, the sentencing court could look to “the charging document” to determine what type of battery the de‐ fendant had committed
• “Nothing is more common than for parties by stipulation formal or informal to agree to facts that, were it not for the stipulation, would have to be proved by evidence, in this case a judicial record.”
• characterizing lack of objection as factual stipulation, and finding no error

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