United States v. Hans Cabrera-Umanzor

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a Maryland child abuse statute’s definition of “sexual molestation or sexual exploitation” to include the crimes of incest, rape, and sodomy (among others
• stating that “general divisibility [] is not enough; a statute is divisible ... only if at least one of the categories ... constitutes, by its elements, [an aggravated felony]”
• applying the Descamps divisibility analysis to the “crime of violence” enhancement under the illegal reentry Guideline
• applying the Descamps divisibility analysis to the “crime of violence” enhancement under the illegal reentry Guideline
• finding indivisible a statute that set forth a definition of a crime and then stated that the crime “includes, but is not limited to” certain actions
• conviction under Maryland’s child abuse statute not a crime of violence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).