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U.S. v. Sobrilski, No. 96-3970 (8th Cir.) (127 F.3d 669) (October 9, 1997) (Judge Daniel M. Friedman)

Court held that while legal impossibility is normally a valid defense to an attempt crime, factual impossibility is not.

 

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