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State v. Morris

Citations

  • 415 S.E.2d 819
  • 307 S.C. 480

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  • holding defendant not entitled to involuntary manslaughter charge because the act must be unintentional and defendant intentionally fired the gun
  • holding the trial court properly denied an involuntary manslaughter charge where the evidence showed the defendant intentionally pulled his pistol and fired at the victim
  • stating under involuntary manslaughter the act must be unintentional and defendant had intentionally shot his gun although he claimed self-defense
  • under involuntary manslaughter 'the act must be unintentional and defendant had intentionally shot his gun although he claimed self-defense

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Judges: Bell, Littlejohn, Shaw

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