· 3/16/2001
United States v. Larry Jack Nation, United States of America v. Larry Jack Nation
Citations
- 243 F.3d 467
- 56 Fed. R. Serv. 863
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 4035
- 2001 WL 258225
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- concluding that all escapes present a potential risk of injury to others such that they should be classified as crimes of violence
- declaring that ‘‘every escape, even a so-called ‘walkaway’ escape, involves a poten- tial risk of injury to others’’
- stating that all es capes should be classified as crimes of violence
- noting that “every escape, even a so-called ‘walk away’ -8- escape, involves a potential risk of injury to others” and concluding that escape convictions qualify as crimes of violence
- stating that all escapes should be classified as crimes of violence
- stating that burglary of a commercial building is a crime of violence under Hascall
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Judges: Wollman, Arnold, Hansen
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