People v. Hoehl

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• construing an identical endangerment statute’s use of “may endanger” as requiring a “reasonable probability that the child’s life or health will be endangered” (emphasis added)
• construing an identical endangerment statute's use of \may endanger\ as requiring a \reasonable probability that the child's life or health will be endangered\ (emphasis added)
• absent any showing of prejudice from the lack of a bill of particu lars, a defendant is not entitled to relief
• information sufficiently apprised defendant of charges

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