Warrick v. United States

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• reversing conviction for burglary with intent to assault where appellant' entered a house while armed with a knife with intent to steal and committed an assault once inside
• convictions of burglary with intent to steal and burglary with intent to assault could not both stand because the societal interest protected by the burglary statute was offended only once
• convictions of burglary with intent to steal and burglary with intent to assault could not both stand because the societal interest protected by the burglary statute was offended only once

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