Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont, 160. köideFox Publishing Company, 1993 |
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... option of manslaughter , defendant feared , might prompt the jury to settle for manslaughter . At the jury charge conference , the parties discussed whether manslaughter , either voluntary or involuntary , should be in- structed . The ...
... option of manslaughter , defendant feared , might prompt the jury to settle for manslaughter . At the jury charge conference , the parties discussed whether manslaughter , either voluntary or involuntary , should be in- structed . The ...
Page 506
... options to protect the children were unavaila- ble - in short , that relinquishment of custody was necessarily dictated by the mother's marriage to a known sex offender . There is no question that the consistent failure to protect chil ...
... options to protect the children were unavaila- ble - in short , that relinquishment of custody was necessarily dictated by the mother's marriage to a known sex offender . There is no question that the consistent failure to protect chil ...
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... option of a general not - guilty verdict . " I do not think Camley can be reasonably distinguished on that basis . Here , the trial court instructed the jury , " Should you find that the state proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the ...
... option of a general not - guilty verdict . " I do not think Camley can be reasonably distinguished on that basis . Here , the trial court instructed the jury , " Should you find that the state proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the ...
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Table of Parallel Atlantic Reporter Citations XV | 162 |
Memorandum Decisions | 601 |
Table of Unpublished Decisions | 651 |
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