In re the Disbarment of Hennings

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• concluding that the phrases “force, threat, or deception” and “to facilitate flight or tire commission of any crime” did not create alternative means of committing kidnapping or aggravated kidnapping
• noting that appellate courts exercise unlimited review over preservation issues
• noting premeditation element is only difference between first-degree premeditated murder and second-degree intentional murder
• \The State is bound by the wording of its complaint and limits itself to pursue only that 'version of the offense' or 'theory' of the case at trial.\
• \The State is bound by the wording of its complaint and limits itself to pursue only that 'version of the offense' or 'theory' of the case at trial.\

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