Seventh Circuit· 3/3/2022
United States v. Markell Dixon
Citations
- 27 F.4th 568
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- concluding that intentionally placing someone in reasonable fear of serious injury under Iowa Code § 708.6(1) “necessarily includes a ‘threatened use of physical force,’ which is sufficient for the crime to qualify as a crime of violence under the Guidelines.”
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