State v. Ieremia

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• evidence must support inference that defendant committed the lesser offense \instead of\ the charged offense
• evidence must support inference that defendant committed the lesser offense “instead of” the charged offense
• evidence must support inference that defendant committed the lesser offense \instead of\ the charged offense
• “[s]ome lesser degree crimes simply involve a less culpable mental state—homicide, for example—”
• third degree rape requires the victim not be married to the perpetrator and that the victim clearly express a lack of consent with words or conduct, but second degree rape does not require these elements
• third degree rape requires that the victim not be married to the perpetrator and that the victim clearly express a lack of consent with words or conduct, but second degree rape does not require these elements

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