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P. v. Cross CA4/2
In 1992, petitioner Harley Herbert Cross was convicted of (among other things) first degree murder, with a robbery-murder special circumstance. In 2019, he filed a petition for resentencing under the then-recently amended version of the felony-murder statute. (See § 1170.95.) The trial court denied the petition; it ruled that the robbery-murder special circumstance finding conclusively established that he was not eligible for relief.
Petitioner contends that this was error. Under a published opinion of this court, the trial court’s ruling was correct. Hence, we will affirm.

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