Stadt v. State

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• holding that a rational jury could conclude that the defendant was criminally negligent when he, among other things, was speeding and had taken a prescription medication that made him drowsy
• holding that a rational jury could conclude that the defendant was criminally negligent when he, among other things, was speeding and had taken a prescription medication that made him drowsy
• holding that a rational jury could conclude that the defendant was criminally negligent when he, among other things, was speeding and had taken a prescription medication that made him drowsy
• holding lesser-included-offense instruction warranted when some evidence showed that defendant possessed lesser culpable mental state applicable to each alterative theory alleged in indictment
• holding trial court properly charged jury on criminally negligent homicide as a lesser included offense
• holding lesser-included-offense instruction warranted when some evidence showed that defendant possessed lesser culpable mental state applicable to each alterative theory alleged in indictment

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