United States v. Venzor-Granillo

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• “A comparison of the elements of Venzor-Granillo’s conviction for first degree criminal trespass with the elements of the generic definition of attempt to commit a theft offense shows that Venzor-Granillo necessarily admitted all the elements of the generic crime of attempt to commit theft.”

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