United States v. Dismuke

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that categorically violent felonies are those that carry a genuine risk of violence
• noting that although it had previously determined that Wisconsin’s vehicular-fleeing offense qualified as a violent felony under the residual clause, “Begay’s alteration of the framework for deciding residual-clause cases requires us to reconsider the matter”
• upholding warrant based on informant's tip that he had personally observed the suspect with guns in his home within the last week
• upholding warrant based on informant’s tip that he had personally observed the suspect with guns in his home within the last week
• upholding warrant based on informant’s tip that he had personally observed the suspect with guns in his home within the last week
• upholding warrant where supporting affidavit lacked detail and had little corroboration for informant’s statements but was submitted shortly after affi-ant received information based on informant’s personal observations

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).