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State v. Parker

Citations

  • 423 A.2d 851
  • 139 Vt. 179
  • 1980 Vt. LEXIS 1502

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  • explaining that trial court is solely responsible for weighing evidence, assessing credibility of witnesses, and determining persuasive effect of testimony
  • finding no plain error where defendant, on appeal, argued that court erred by not including instruction for inconsistent lesser-included offense
  • trier of fact has sole determination concerning weight of evidence, credibility of witnesses, and persuasive effect of testimony
  • trier of fact has sole determination concerning weight of evidence, credibility of witnesses, and persuasive effect of testimony
  • a gun, whether loaded or unloaded, is a dangerous weapon when used in the commission of a robbery because it could be used as a bludgeon to effect personal injury
  • defendant’s request that trial court not instruct jury on lesser-included offense “coupled with the defendant’s failure to object to the [absence of such a] charge . . . constitutes a waiver of the objection”

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Judges: Daley, Larrow, Billings, Hill, Smith

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