· 8/17/2001
United States v. Richard Patrick Cole
Citations
- 262 F.3d 704
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 18712
- 2001 WL 930559
How courts have described this case
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- holding a defendant was properly indicted in Arkansas state court under § 2423(a) where the criminal sexual activity element was fulfilled by violation of Florida statute criminalizing sexual -2- activity with a person less than 16 years of age
- reiterating that intent may be inferred from all the circumstances
- reasoning the defendant’s intent could be inferred from the fact that the defendant transported a minor across state lines shortly after being ordered' to have no contact with her and because the defendant engaged in sexual intercourse -with the victim their first night out of state
- “Because [the defendant] transported [a minor] from Arkansas with the intent to engage her in illegal sexual activity . . . the Western District of Arkansas was a proper venue for his prosecution.”
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Judges: Hansen, Bye, Melloy
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