Hawaii Supreme Court· 3/16/1987

State v. Russo

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734 P.2d 156
69 Haw. 72
1987 Haw. LEXIS 67

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holding that the trial court is not obligated to instruct the jury on the mitigating defense of extreme mental or emotional disturbance manslaughter if evidence to support the defense is clearly lacking
holding that the trial court is not obligated to instruct the jury on the mitigating defense of extreme mental or emotional disturbance manslaughter if evidence to support the defense is clearly lacking
holding that the trial court is not obligated to instruct the jury on the mitigating defense of extreme mental or emotional disturbance manslaughter if evidence to support the defense is clearly lacking
discussing the origins of HRS § 707-702(2)

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Judges: Nakamura

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