Ruling by
Douglas P. MillerLower Court Judge
Richard A. ErwoodApproach taken under California's second degree felony murder rule was evidence-based on specific steps used to manufacture methamphetamine, which is different from categorical approach found unconstitutional in 'Johnson v. United States.'
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