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· 12/6/2016

People of Michigan v. Ronald Anthony Dimambro Jr

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  • noting also how filler tobacco “is structurally distinct from a whole leaf tobacco wrap, which is comparatively compact, unbroken, and solid, such that it can bundle, contain, and secure loose filler tobacco” (emphases supplied)

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