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State v. Fuller

Citations

  • 147 N.H. 210
  • 785 A.2d 408
  • 2001 N.H. LEXIS 196

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  • finding that events leading up to defendant’s statements allowed reasonable jury to conclude that defendant’s purpose was to terrorize, not merely to express transitory anger
  • noting that “in order for a jury to conclude that a defendant had a purpose to terrorize, the jury must conclude that the defendant had a purpose to cause extreme fear”

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Judges: Brock, Broderick, Dalianis, Duggan, Nadeau, Take, Vote

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