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State v. Chavez

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attorney's failure to move to dismiss charge of conspiracy to commit murder was not prejudicial because there was sufficient evidence to support the charge testimonial evidence was not hearsay and thus the trial court did not err in allowing the testimony into evidence plain error in delivery of jury instruction on charge of conspiracy to commit murder when the indictment, evidence, and jury instruction were not in accord

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