Barnett v. Kletter

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• applying harmless-error analysis to error in instructions
• where the conduct alleged in the indictment was consistent with the defendant’s statements and grand jury testimony that he had struck the victim in self-defense and defendant was unprepared at trial to meet a case of deliberate strangulation, the prejudice from the variance was manifest

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