Idaho Supreme Court· 12/28/1993

State v. Townsend

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865 P.2d 972
124 Idaho 881
1993 Ida. LEXIS 199

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holding that hands, other body parts, or appendages may not by themselves constitute deadly weapons under the aggravated assault and aggravated battery statutes
holding that a jury could find that an intentional collision between the defendant’s vehicle and his wife’s could constitute battery
upholding the trial court's \acquittal first\ instruction as consistent with I.C. § 19-2132(c)
upholding the trial court’s “acquittal first” instruction as consistent with I.C. § 19-2132(c)
upholding the trial court's \acquittal first\ instruction as consistent with I.C. § 19-2132(c)
upholding the trial court’s “acquittal first” instruction as consistent with I.C. § 19-2132(c)

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Judges: Silak, McDevitt, Bistline, Johnson, Michaud, Tern

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