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· 1/29/2024

Mitchell v. Thayer

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  • Inmate defendant’s “threat” to use knife in response to perceived danger posed by correctional officer was not excessive as a matter of law; consequently, an erroneous instruction which foreclosed from jury’s consideration reasonableness of force used was not harmless

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Judges: Griffiths J.

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