Criminal Law: Sentencing-Career Offender

By: Staff Report December 17, 2019

Where a defendant in a drug-possession case challenged her sentence, arguing that an Iowa assault conviction did not qualify as a crime of violence, the defendant’s argument was foreclosed by precedent, and any error in determining that the defendant was a career offender would be harmless, so the judgment is affirmed. Judgment is affirmed. U.S. v. Worthington ...

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Criminal Law: Sentencing-Career Offender

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