In Re the Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania v. the State of Texas

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• concluding that we could not remand for entry of a conviction for attempted third-degree assault where the jury only considered third-degree assault requiring a “knowing” mental state and was not instructed on a lesser-included or inchoate version of that crime
• when jury was not instructed on a lesser-included or inchoate version of the charged crime, we could not make the determination required to enter a conviction for the attempted crime
• “Under Article VII (Amended), section 3, of the Oregon Constitution, we may, if we can determine what judgment should have been entered, remand with instructions to enter a judgment for a different conviction.”

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