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U.S. v. Flores

Ruling by

Kim M. Wardlaw

Lower Court

USDC Southern District of California

Lower Court Judge

Michael M. Anello
'Receipt of stolen property' is a distinct aggravated felony independent of 'theft;' thus a California conviction for receipt of stolen property may be deemed categorically an aggravated felony within the aegis of the Immigration and Naturalization Act.



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