United States v. McNulty

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• making no mention of the defendant raising a second, alternative argument that the crime of prohibitions is “similar to” a juvenile status offense
• making no mention of the defendant raising a second, alternative argument that the crime of prohibitions is \similar to\ a juvenile status offense
• U.S.S.G. § 4A1.3 does not authorize addition or subtraction of criminal history points from a defendant’s record so as to create eligibility for safety-valve relief
• “Webb asserts that under section 4A1.2(c)(2) the crime of prohibitions is a ‘juvenile status offense’ that should not have been counted and, alternatively, that it is ‘similar to’ public intoxication, a crime also excluded.”
• conviction for being minor in possession of alcohol represented violation of specific liquor control law, rather than being merely reflective of status crime, and as “offense of prohibitions,” it did not belong to category of offenses listed in section 4A1.2(c)(2)

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