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· 6/14/2000

United States v. Calvin Pierre Antonio Martin

Citations

  • 215 F.3d 470

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • applying categorical approach to instant conviction “no matter how clear it may be from the record” that the defendant committed a crime of violence
  • assuming without deciding that, when a prior conviction is for a lesser included offense, the district court may consider facts in the original indictment to determine whether the offense was a crime of violence
  • affirming bank larceny conviction based on robbery of an armored truck
  • affirming bank larceny conviction based on robbery of an armored truck
  • “Assuming without deciding that when a jury convicts a defendant of a lesser included offense it is permissible to consider those facts alleged in the original indictment that correspond to the elements of thé lesser included offense — ”
  • “The vast array of means of committing bank larceny that pose no potential risk of physical injury to another, let alone a serious one, precludes a determination that the offense in the abstract is a crime of violence.”

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Judges: Michael, Traxler, Wilkins

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