O'Brien v. Ohio Casualty Co. Insurance

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• holding that if a defendant does not object to an instruction given to a jury, it is reviewed for plain error
• noting that the court will review for plain error instructional omissions to which the defendant did not object
• noting that, under section 18-1-804, evidence of voluntary intoxication may be offered to negate the specific intent elements of first degree “after deliberation” murder
• noting that, under section 18-1-804, evidence of voluntary intoxication may be offered to negate the specific intent elements of first degree “after deliberation” murder
• noting that both instructions were given but considering only the disputed voluntary intoxication instruction
• noting that both instructions were given but considering only the disputed voluntary intoxication instruction

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