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Absent Proof to the Contrary, Government Does Not Have to Prove No Other Charging Document Exists to Narrow Conviction Under Modified Categorical Approach

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US v. Castellon-Aragon, No. 13-41244 (5th Cir. Nov. 24, 2014) (Jolly, Jones, Africk) Castellon-Aragon challenged the 12-level enhancement for his drug conviction, arguing that the Government presented insufficient evidence that his conviction under the broad statute, California Health and Safety Code section 11378, was for possession of methamphetamine for sale.  The panel rejects this

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