Ruling by
A. Wallace TashimaLower Court
Board of Immigration AppealsCalifornia conviction for conspiracy to sell and transport controlled substance was ambiguous as to whether it constituted controlled substance offense under federal law; thus, petitioner was not ineligible for cancellation of removal.
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