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P. v. Andrews
In this case defendant Judith D. Andrews drove a three year old and a 10 month old in her car without car seats. The information charged defendant with two counts of felony child endangerment, but the information described the offenses as misdemeanor child endangerment (felony child endangerment is that likely to produce great bodily injury or death but the misdemeanor offense omits that requirement). The jury instruction similarly listed the elements only for misdemeanor child endangerment and the jury so found. At sentencing, the trial court reduced the convictions to misdemeanor child endangerment and placed defendant on four years’ informal probation.
We affirm.

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