Colorado Court of Appeals· 7/1/1993

People v. Close

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867 P.2d 82
17 Brief Times Rptr. 1021
1993 Colo. App. LEXIS 179
1993 WL 240188

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trial court’s failure to instruct jury on intoxication not error because of defendant’s tactical decision
the jury required to find that the defendant had knowledge that the principals intended to commit aggravated robbery and attempted aggravated robbery
Where a jury instruction initially referenced “a crime” and thereafter referenced “the crime,” “[t]his grammatical switch to the definite article ‘the’ clearly refers the jury back to the same offense which it established had been committed in step one.”
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