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· 8/20/2018

in the Interest of S. G. & D. D.-G. P., Children v. Department of Family and Protective Services

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  • holding that if possessed drugs are neither usable nor saleable and attendant circumstances don't otherwise demonstrate defendant's violation caused harm statute criminalizing promoting a dangerous drug in the third decree seeks to prevent, de minimis dismissal is warranted
  • an appellate court may affirm a judgment on any supporting ground in the record (quoting State v. Fukagawa, 100 Hawai#i 498, 506-07, 60 P.3d 899, 907-08 (2002))

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