Hy v. State

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• evidence that defendant may have fired gun into air too ambiguous and equivocal to warrant reckless conduct charge
• evidence that defendant may have fired gun into air too ambiguous and equivocal to warrant reckless conduct charge
• where undisputed evidence showed assault committed with a deadly weapon, no need to give charge on simple assault

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