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Jones v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 830 S.W.2d 877
  • 1992 WL 45626

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  • upholding manslaughter conviction because “the victim was a fetus when the criminal act occurred, but a person when death occurred so the criminal act resulted in the death of person”
  • born alive rule superseded by Ky.Rev.Stat. Ann. งง 507A.010[1][c] and 507A.020 through 507A.050 [LexisNexis 2008]
  • infant who died from prenatal injuries fourteen hours after birth was ‘person’ within [meaning of] criminal homicide statutes
  • conviction of manslaughter in the second degree affirmed where victim was born alive but subsequently died of injuries inflicted in utero
  • unborn child injured when intoxicated driver hit car in which pregnant mother and unborn child were passengers; child died shortly after birth
  • unborn child injured when intoxicated- driver hit car in which pregnant mother and unborn child were passengers; child died shortly after birth

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Judges: Combs, Leibson, Spain, Lambert, Reynolds, Wintersheimer

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