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People v. Parga

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  • 964 P.2d 571
  • 1998 WL 45202

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  • holding that jury instructions were defective because they allowed the jury to convict the defendant based on his constructive knowledge when the statute required actual knowledge, established by direct or circumstantial evidence

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Judges: Davidson, Metzger, Roy

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