United States v. Gary Lamont Williams, A/k/a/ Hiriam King Williams

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• applying modi- fied categorical analysis where the defendant pled nolo con- tendre to entering “unlawfully” even though the statute did not contain unlawful entry as an element
• noting in the context of charging papers for a second-degree burglary in California of the “residence, and building occupied by” the victim, that burglary of an “occupied structure” creates a serious potential risk of physical injury to another and qualifies as a crime of violence

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