Kenneth D. Smartt A/K/A Kenneth Dair Smartt, Jr. v. State

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• failing to request a jury instruction on the good faith defense to theft where Capiro’s. entire defense was that he did not have the requisite intent to commit theft because he had, a good faith belief he was entitled to spend the funds at issue
• describing the two elements as “1

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