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Hudson v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 979 S.W.2d 106
  • 1998 WL 821931

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  • holding that because defendant stated he “went crazy” before strangling victim, a reasonable juror could conclude he merely engaged in wanton rather than intentional conduct
  • reversed and remanded for new sentencing phase because .factual circumstances of convictions from warrants and uniform citations was read to jury
  • an inquiry into intent is \a subjective matter\

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Judges: Johnstone

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