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State v. Carver

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  • 93 P.3d 947

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  • holding that “‘I forgot’” is not a defense to bail jumping
  • State must prove only that defendant was given notice of his court date, not that he had knowledge of that date every day thereafter. Forgetfulness is not a defense to the crime of bail jumping.
  • State must prove only that defendant was given notice of his court date, not that he had knowledge of that date every day thereafter. Forgetfulness is not a defense to the crime of bail jumping.
  • “[P]rosecutorial remarks, even if they are improper, are not grounds for reversal if they were invited or provoked by defense counsel, are a pertinent reply to his or her arguments, and are not so prejudicial that a curative instruction would be ineffective.”
  • precluding “I forgot” as defense to bail jumping

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Judges: Bridgewater

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