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· 9/23/2019

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES v. BRANDI MUFF

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  • holding that CHSC § 11350 is divisible as to controlled substance and relying on the charging document and guilty-plea colloquy to conclude the conviction was for possession of cocaine and thus a violation of a law “relating to a controlled substance”
  • holding California Health & Safety Code § 11350 is divisible with regard to substance

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