Tamayo Baron v. United States

collecting and joining decisions from the 1st, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th Circuits | finding officer had reasonable suspicion because, among other reasons, the suspect’s car was too clean and contained no personal belongings | "[Ujnder Taylor the government may use some means, other than a jury instruction, to establish that the prior conviction resulted from a generic burglaiy.” | "[U]nder Taylor the government may use some means, other than a jury instruction, to establish that the prior conviction resulted from a generic burglary." | an evidentiary hearing is required only if the defendant’s moving papers demonstrate a colorable claim for relief | “nonarbitrary, but erroneous, denial” of right to counsel of choice may be subject to harmless error analysis [internal quotation marks omitted] | restitution under Victim and Witness Protection Act