Court of Appeals of Utah· 9/11/1997

State v. Hall

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946 P.2d 712
325 Utah Adv. Rep. 20
1997 Utah App. LEXIS 101
1997 WL 561439

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concluding that counsel did not perform deficiently by failing to request a lesser included offense instruction that “would have been inconsistent” with the defense theory argued at trial
finding circumstantial evidence of intent included pulling down the victim’s shorts and underwear and stroking her genital area
inferring intent where the defendant pulled down the victim’s shorts and stroked her genital area
noting the importance of defendant’s credibility as a factor that weighed against excluding impeachment evidence under rule 403
declining to consider an appellant's plain-error arguments when \the alleged errors reasonably resulted from defense counsel's 'conscious decision' to refrain from objecting'\ (quoting Bullock, 791 P.2d at 158-59)
declining to consider an appellant's plain-error arguments when \the alleged errors reasonably resulted from defense counsel's 'conscious decision' to refrain from objecting'\ (quoting Bullock, 791 P.2d at 158-59)

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Judges: Davis, Wilkins, Bench

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