United States v. Gladish

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the court would not “try to give an exhaustive list of the possibilities”
• noting that ‘‘[t]reating speech (even obscene speech) as the ‘substantial step’ would abolish any requirement of a substantial step’’
• noting that the court would not “try to give an exhaustive list of the possibilities”
• noting that ‘‘[t]reating speech (even obscene speech) as the ‘substantial step’ would abolish any requirement of a substantial step’’
• noting that attempt requires only intent to complete the crime and a substantial step toward completion
• recognizing “purchasing a gift” as a “preparatory step[ ]” in a § 2422(b)-enticement case

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).