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In re M.A.
We are familiar with the facts of this case through our review of a petition for extraordinary writ pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule 8.452 in a related case, M.A. v. Superior Court (Jan. 18, 2012, A133633). There, we denied a petition brought by M.A. (Mother) challenging the juvenile court’s order setting a permanent plan hearing for her two older children, G.J.A. and O.A. (collectively, the siblings). In this appeal, Mother challenges the juvenile court’s assumption of jurisdiction over another child, M.A. (Minor), and its dispositional order denying reunification services. We affirm.

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