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State v. Burgess

Citations

  • 943 A.2d 727
  • 156 N.H. 746
  • 2008 N.H. LEXIS 18

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  • observing that silence at sentencing might give rise to a legitimate lack of remorse inference if the defendant admits to committing the underlying criminal acts but disputes the requisite mental state or offers legal justification for those acts
  • providing as an example a situation in which the defendant admits to committing the acts, but claims he lacked the requisite mental state to convict him of the crime

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Judges: Duggan, Broderick, Dalianis, Galway, Hicks

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