United States v. James Allen Strahl

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Utah attempted burglary convictions did not categorically involve conduct presenting serious potential risk of physical harm to another under subsection (ii)
• “[A]n attempted burglary conviction may be based upon conduct such as making a duplicate key, ‘casing’ the targeted building, obtaining floor plans of a structure, or possessing burglary tools.”
• “[A]n attempted burglary conviction may be based upon conduct such as making a duplicate key, ‘casing’ the targeted budding, obtaining floor plans of a structure, or possessing burglary tools.”
• Under Utah law, “an attempted burglary conviction may be based upon conduct such as making a duplicate key, ‘casing’ the targeted building, obtaining floor plans of a structure, or possessing burglary tools.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).