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	“Accordingly, when, as here, the People allege a prior serious felony conviction, and when they cite the three strikes law but do not cite the prior serious felony conviction statute, we can only conclude that they have made “a discretionary charging decision.” (''People v. Nguyen'' (2017) 18 Cal.App.5th 260, 267.)		“Accordingly, when, as here, the People allege a prior serious felony conviction, and when they cite the three strikes law but do not cite the prior serious felony conviction statute, we can only conclude that they have made 'a discretionary charging decision.'” (''People v. Nguyen'' (2017) 18 Cal.App.5th 260, 267.)

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“Accordingly, when, as here, the People allege a prior serious felony conviction, and when they cite the three strikes law but do not cite the prior serious felony conviction statute, we can only conclude that they have made “a discretionary charging decision.” (''People v. Nguyen'' (2017) 18 Cal.App.5th 260, 267.)