Assault and Battery
In U.S. v. Santos, 363 F.3d 19 C.A.1 (Mass.), (2004) the court stated that with a prior simple assault and battery to which the defendant has pleaded guilty, it is necessary to look to the charging instruments to determine the nature of the offense, for purpose of determining whether offense qualifies as predicate offense under career offender sentencing guideline.
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