Supreme Court of Colorado· 6/6/2005

People v. Miller

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113 P.3d 743
2005 WL 1322962

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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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Judges: Bender, Kourlis, Martinez

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