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State v. Summers

Citations

  • 274 S.E.2d 427
  • 276 S.C. 11
  • 1981 S.C. LEXIS 269

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  • conviction may be had of offense different from one specifically charged only when such offense is essential element of that charged and only when greater offense charged includes all legal and factual elements of lesser offense
  • conviction may be had of offense different from one specifically charged only when such offense is essential element of that charged and only when greater offense charged includes all legal and factual elements of lesser offense
  • conviction may be had of an offense different from the one specifically charged only when such offense is essential element of that charged and only when greater offense charged includes all legal and factual elements of lesser offense
  • conviction may be had of an offense different from the one specifically charged only when such offense is essential element of that charged and only when greater offense charged includes all legal and factual elements of lesser offense

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Judges: Lewis, Ness, Gregory, Harwell, Littlejohn

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