Lloyd v. Crosby

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• finding no fundamental error in the use of the \and/or\ conjunction when it is clear that the defendant's conviction could not be based solely upon finding that another defendant's conduct satisfied the elements of the offense
• finding no fundamental error in the use of the \and/or\ conjunction when it is clear that the defendant's conviction could not be based solely upon finding that another defendant's conduct satisfied the elements of the offense

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