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· 9/5/2002

United States v. Edualdo Rodriguez

Citations

  • 301 F.3d 666
  • 2002 U.S. App. LEXIS 18259
  • 2002 WL 2018671

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  • explaining that a styrofoam box was reasonably regarded as a bomb, based principally on the robber’s conduct
  • explaining that a styrofoam box was reasonably regarded as a bomb, based principally on the robber’s conduct
  • observing that the amendment’s purpose was to “make clear” that an object used to create the impression that it was capable of inflicting death or seriously bodily injury was a “dangerous weapon”

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Judges: Keith, Moore, Gilman

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