“Where the charging instruments are instructive on the issue of whether a predicate offense is a “crime of violence,” for purpose of career offender sentencing guideline, the Court of Appeals need not look further.” U.S. v. Santos, 363 F.3d 19 C.A.1 (Mass.), (2004)
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