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crimes of violence
Not that Tiger
The Tenth held, in US v. Tiger, that DUI convictions are not 'crimes of violence' for career offender purposes, overruling precedent based on the SCt's recent ruling in Begay. "[T]he definition of 'crime of violence' contained in USSG ยง4B1.2(a) is virtually identical to that contained in the ACCA. ...
