State v. Miyashiro

How courts have described this case

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• discussing fundamental principles to be followed in instructing the jury in a criminal case
• trial court's failure to provide unanimity instruction in response to jury's request for information on charged offense was misleading
• \[A] defendant's guilt is the ultimate finding that a jury must make after determining whether the defendant has committed all the elements of the offense charged and considering any affirmative defenses raised.\
• “[A] defendant’s guilt is the ultimate finding that a jury must make after determining whether the defendant has committed all the elements of the offense charged and considering any affirmative defenses raised.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).