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State v. Greer

Citations

  • 348 S.W.3d 149
  • 2011 Mo. App. LEXIS 1214
  • 2011 WL 4366563

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  • finding a refusal of third-degree instruction was proper because no evidence supported anything less than an attempt to cause serious injury, due to the defendant‟s comments and the weapon used during the attack
  • finding the trial court plainly erred when it imposed concurrent sentences of fifteen years’ imprisonment when the maximum sentence allowed for the defendant’s conviction was a term of imprisonment not to exceed seven years
  • second-degree and third-degree assault are lesser-included offenses of first-degree assault because they are specifically denominated by statute as lesser degrees of the offense charged, per § 556.046.1(2)
  • second-degree and third- degree assault are lesser-included offenses of first-degree assault because they are specifically denominated by statute as lesser degrees of the offense charged, per § 556.046.1(2)

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Judges: Lawrence E. Mooney

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