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· 11/22/2016

Abdus-Samad v. Annucci

Citations

  • 28 N.Y.3d 909

How courts have described this case

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  • considering charge as a whole, no ground for reversal for trial court’s slip of the tongue in charging jury that the defendant “will be presumed to have acted with criminal intent”
  • considering charge as a whole, no ground for reversal for trial court’s slip of the tongue in charging jury that the defendant “will be presumed to have acted with criminal intent”

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