United States v. Rafael Baron-Medina

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the use of children under fourteen for the gratification of sexual desire necessarily constitutes abuse
• concluding that the use of children under fourteen for the gratification of sexual desire necessarily constitutes abuse
• holding that “(a) the touching of an underage child’s body (b) with a sexual intent” constitutes generic federal “sexual abuse of a minor”
• concluding that the use of children under four- teen for the gratification of sexual desire necessarily consti- tutes abuse
• concluding that the use of children under 14 for the gratification of sexual desire necessarily constitutes abuse
• holding that statute applying to actions done with “sexual intent” “indisputably” applied to “sexual” conduct

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).