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· 12/14/2009

State v. Langdell

Citations

  • 2009 VT 125
  • 989 A.2d 556
  • 187 Vt. 576
  • 2009 Vt. LEXIS 148

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  • ‘‘[w]ithout being aware of the elements of the intended crime, a juror might mistakenly convict a defendant on faulty assumptions about what is crimi- nal and what is not’’

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