Knight v. Moore

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• concluding that while throwing a bicycle in a manner not likely to cause great bodily injury or death was insufficient to establish assault with a deadly weapon, it was sufficient to establish simple assault
• finding that a bicycle which was thrown at a victim but did not strike her was not a deadly weapon, stating “the manner in which the bicycle was used did not make it likely to cause death or great bodily harm”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).