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Davis v. Crabtree, No. 96-35516 (9th Cir.) (109 F.3d 566) (March 20, 1997) (Judge A. Wallace Tashima)

Here the court rejected the BOP's assertion that it could exercise "broad discretion to adopt any reasonable definition of a 'non-vioilent offense'. " Relying heavily on its ruling in Downey v. Crabtree, 100 F.3d 662 (9th Cir. 1996), the agreed that the BOP has broad discretion, but noted that such ...

 

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