State v. O'DANIEL

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• ruling that \[t]he trial court did not err in refusing to give the requested instruction on accidental death\
• ruling that “[t]he trial court did not err in refusing to give the requested instruction on accidental death”
• holding evidence relevant to disprove fact sought to be established by contradictory evidence proffered by opposing party
• holding that the trial court properly admitted a letter written by a murder victim to a friend, which indicated that she intended to divorce the defendant, be-, cause the evidence was relevant to the determination of the defendant’s motive or intent
• explaining despite the hearsay testimony regarding the doctor's findings, there was nothing presented to indicate the detective did not accurately reflect the report and conversation he had with the doctor
• if evidence clearly establishes a lesser offense, prosecutor must of own volition instruct grand jury on significance of evidence

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