· 7/26/2005
State v. McSorley
Citations
- 116 P.3d 431
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- trial court violated defendant’s right to control his defense by instructing the jury on an affirmative defense to the crime of child luring over defendant’s objection
- the court may not compel a defendant to raise an affirmative defense he has not advanced
- trial court violated defendant's right to control his defense by instructing the jury on an affirmative defense to the crime of child luring over defendant's objection
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Judges: Morgan
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