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State v. Johnson

Citations

  • 601 So. 2d 219
  • 1992 WL 110898

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  • holding that the State has a right to instructions on permissive lesser-included offenses over defense objection
  • existence of Category 2 lesser offense is discoverable only on close examination of the allegations and proof connected with the charge
  • State entitled to instruction on necessarily and permissive lesser included offenses providing the evidence supports the charges
  • “If an offense meets the criteria for an instruction and verdict choice as either a necessarily or permissive lesser included offense, the State may insist on its inclusion, even over defense objection.”

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Judges: Grimes

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