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Mills v. State

Citations

  • 732 A.2d 845
  • 1999 Del. LEXIS 232
  • 1999 WL 512085

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  • the sole difference in Mills is that the instruction is in one paragraph as opposed to the two paragraphs of this instruction
  • the jury instruction read as a whole did not violate the defendant's Due Process rights
  • the definition of reasonable doubt may not impose a higher degree of doubt than the Due Process clause requires for acquittal

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Judges: Veasey, Walsh, Holland

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