Roger v. County of Riverside

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• noting that “deadly weapon” enhancement denotes a broader category of both firearm and nonfirearm enhancements
• noting that a firearm enhancement actually is a type of deadly weapon enhancement
• noting that where the jury’s verdict leaves the “deadly weapon with which the defendant was armed is either unspecified or specified to be one other than a firearm, only the lesser deadly-weapon-other-than-a-firearm enhancement is authorized.”
• strike challenged after POAA sentence imposed

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