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State v. Anderson

Citations

  • 370 N.W.2d 703
  • 1985 Minn. App. LEXIS 4324

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  • concluding that the following injuries constituted other serious bodily harm: “a lacerated liver, a laceration on her head which required stitches, bruises, other head injuries which caused lapses of consciousness, and a long scar”
  • concluding that the jury could have determined that the liver laceration suffered by the victim was an injury that constituted a high probability of death because a physician testified that it was a life-threatening injury
  • rejecting the argument that “a scar is not ‘permanent’ because it could be 9 concluded from [the complainant’s] testimony that she was considering having it removed by plastic surgery”
  • a long scar present two and one-half years after the injury was a serious permanent disfigurement
  • single surgical scar constituted “serious permanent disfigurement”
  • assault occurred in front of victim’s children

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