United States v. Oscar Ceron
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
Oscar Cecilio Ramos Cerón pleaded guilty to reentry of a deported alien. The district court applied a 16-level Sentencing Guidelines enhancement, categorizing his prior Florida conviction of aggravated battery as a “crime of violence.” Ramos Cer-ón appeals, arguing that Florida aggravated battery is not a crime of violence, and that collateral estoppel should have precluded the government from asserting the crime of violence enhancement because a judge presiding over his earlier reentry case declined to apply it.
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The calculation of Ramos Ceron’s offense level in his presentence report (PSR)…
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