Riley v. New Jersey Bell Telephone Co.

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• concluding no likelihood that the jury, in convicting the defendant of murder, did so on the basis that the aggravated assault “merely put [the 23 victim] in reasonable apprehension of immediately receiving a violent injury”
• on plain error review, aggravated assault instruction that included reasonable fear of immediately receiving violent injury where indictment charged that defendant committed aggravated assault by shooting victim, would not warrant reversal

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