Seventh Circuit· 7/23/2019
United States v. Richard Walker
Citations
- 931 F.3d 576
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- concluding that a Colorado statute “sweeps more broadly than § 2243(a) because it covers sexual contact against some victims under 12” and “is broader than § 2241(c) to the extent that it covers some victims between the ages of 12 and 15”
- adopting hybrid approach that starts with categorical method
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Judges: Ripple, Rovner, Barrett
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Cites
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- Nijhawan v. HolderSupreme Court· 2009-06-15· cited 738×
- United States v. WhiteTenth Circuit· 2015-04-06· cited 118×
- United States v. Brian BerryFourth Circuit· 2016-02-19· cited 38×
- United States v. Alton YoungFifth Circuit· 2017-10-06· cited 15×
- United States v. TaylorSeventh Circuit· 2011-07-07· cited 13×
- United States v. Booker RogersSeventh Circuit· 2015-11-05· cited 13×
- United States v. Scott CammortoFourth Circuit· 2017-06-13· cited 11×
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