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In re J.A. CA4/2
A juvenile court ordered defendant and appellant J.A. (minor) committed to the Gateway Program (Gateway). Minor now contends that the court’s order that the probation department continue to dispense psychotropic medications “as determined necessary” was unconstitutionally overbroad. He also argues that the court did not have authority to order him to submit to blood testing under Penal Code section 1202.1. The People concede, and we agree, that the order for blood testing should be reversed. Otherwise, we affirm.

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