BASF Corp. v. Director of Revenue

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• finding a combination principal-accomplice wanton murder instruction appropriate because the evidence supported both alternatives
• reversing defendants’ convictions because the trial court abused its discretion by refusing to remove, for cause, two unqualified jurors, but holding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting SBS/AHT expert testimony
• child abuse pediatrician's expert testimony that victim died as a result of abusive head trauma was admissible under Daubert , and citing Narang I
• child abuse pediatrician’s expert testimony that victim died as a result of abusive head trauma was admissible under Daubert, and citing Narang I
• “Complicity is not a separate offense. It is rather an alternative theory of the charged offense.”
• “Where the juror’s responses and the rest of the circumstances have created a genuine doubt as to the juror’s impartiality, further questioning meant to resolve the doubt by eliciting further information is certainly appropriate[.]”

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