Seventh Circuit· 1/27/2010

United States v. Dismuke

Citations

593 F.3d 582
2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 1772
2010 WL 292671

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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

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Judges: Kanne, Wood, Sykes

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