United States v. Tony L. Groce

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• concluding that a defendant’s conviction of burglary as party to a crime did not affect the court’s categorical analysis
• concluding that a defendant’s conviction of burglary as party to a crime did not affect the court’s categorical analysis
• holding that a conviction of aiding and abetting a predicate felony is a predicate felony conviction for purposes of the ACCA because an aider and abettor is treated the same as a principal for criminal punishment purposes
• aiding and abetting burglary is “violent felony” under Armed Career Criminal 1 Act, 18 U.S.C. § 924(e)(1)
• aiding and abetting burglary is “violent felony” under Armed Career Criminal 1 Act, 18 U.S.C. § 924(e)(1)

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