National Labor Relations Board v. Warmack-Fitts Steel Co.

How courts have described this case

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• counsel’s question asking defendant what he thought victim was going to do to him did not call for speculation into victim’s intent; it went to defendant’s state of mind and whether he acted in self-defense
• counsel's question asking defendant what he thought victim was going to do to him did not call for speculation into victim's intent; it went to defendant's state of mind and whether he acted in self-defense
• counsel's question asking defendant what he thought victim was going to do to him did not call for speculation into victim's intent; it went to defendant's state of mind and whether he acted in self-defense
• counsel's question asking defendant what he thought victim was going to do to him did not call for speculation into victim's intent; it went to defendant's state of mind and whether he acted in self-defense

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).