Forchion v. State

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• finding that a two foot long part of a broom handle thrown from twelve to fifteen feet away was not a deadly weapon
• finding that a two foot long part of a broom handle thrown from twelve to fifteen feet away was not a deadly weapon
• finding that a two-foot long piece of a broom handle thrown from twelve to fifteen feet away and inflicting only minor harm was not a deadly weapon
• finding that a two foot long piece of a broom handle thrown from twelve to fifteen feet away and inflicting only minor harm was not a deadly weapon
• evidence that defendant threw two foot long part of broom handle at victim from a distance of twelve to fifteen feet away insufficient to sustain conviction for aggravated assault
• aggravated assault conviction reversed where defendant hit victim with \`what looked like part of a broom handle' approximately two feet in length\ thrown from a distance of twelve to fifteen feet

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).