United States v. Reynaldo Roblero-Ramirez

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• applying the categorical and modified categorical approaches under the enumerated-offenses clause of the Guidelines
• “We need not decide at this time whether generic manslaughter requires purposeful or intentional behavior ... or mere recklessness.” (internal citation and quotation marks omitted)
• “[W]e cannot conclude [the defendant]’s Nebraska manslaughter conviction, as inter- preted by the Nebraska Supreme Court at the time, equates to the generic federal crime of manslaughter.”

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