United States v. Laquann Dawn

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• holding that it “is necessarily a crime of violence,” which overlaps with the “violent felony” definition (citation omitted)
• allowing a review of limited materials only for the purpose of determining which divisible subpart of a statute the defendant violated
• describing the modified categorical approach and explaining it applies to the Arkansas statute at issue here
• applying Ossana and holding that a conviction under Arkansas’s second-degree battery statute did not categorically qualify as a crime of violence because the statute also encompassed reckless driving
• applying Ossana and holding that a conviction under Arkansas’s second-degree battery statute did not categorically qualify as a crime of violence because the statute also encompassed reckless driving

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