Berry v. Stinson

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• finding sufficient evidence upon which a reasonable jury could determine that the defendant intended to kill the victim to support a conviction for second-degree murder
• defendant not entitled to instruction for involuntary manslaughter where no evidence permitting jury to draw inference of reckless conduct rather than knowing conduct.
• defendant not entitled to instruction for involuntary manslaughter where no evidence permitting jury to draw inference of reckless conduct rather than knowing conduct

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