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163454P.pdf   05/21/2018  Merwyn Levering  v.  United States
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  16-3454
   U.S. District Court for the District of Nebraska - Omaha   
[PUBLISHED] [Colloton, Author, with Loken, Circuit Judges] [Filed Pursuant to Eighth Circuit Rule 47E] Criminal Case - Armed Career Criminal Act. Upon resentencing following the decision in Johnson v. United States and determination that one of Levering?s prior convictions was no longer a violent felony, the district court determined Levering was still an armed career criminal based on two 1994 Iowa convictions for assault while participating in a felony. Levering argued the two Iowa convictions occurred on a single occasion and should be counted as one predicate offense. Because Levering committed two assaults on the same date but at different times in different counties against different victims, and thus were ?committed on occasions different from one another,? the district court did not err in counting the two convictions as two separate qualifying convictions. The sentence, in which district court varied downward from the advisory guideline range by 22 months, was substantively reasonable and there was no abuse of discretion.