Liu v. Mount Sinai Sch. of Med. & Agents

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• holding that \practically certain\ instruction was proper despite lack of actual injury to victim
• holding that “practically certain” instruction was proper despite lack of actual injury to victim
• affirming conviction for aggravated assault where defendant’s objection to jury charge was based on lack of actual serious injury to victim, which was held irrelevant to the issue of mens rea
• affirming conviction for aggravated assault where defendant's objection to jury charge was based on lack of actual serious injury to victim, which was held irrelevant to the issue of mens rea

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