Supreme Court of Minnesota· 7/12/2007

State v. Vance

Citations

734 N.W.2d 650
2007 Minn. LEXIS 388
2007 WL 2003363

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holding that failure to object to instructions before they are given generally forfeits appellate review, except for plain error
concluding that failure to instruct that assault required intentional infliction of bodily harm was prejudicial where jury found defendant guilty of third-degree assault
stating that plain-error standard of review also applies when appealing unobjected-to errors of fundamental law
stating that if a defendant fails to object to a proposed instruction, the reviewing court analyzes the issue under the plain-error standard
stating that “jury instructions must include all elements of the offense” and that failure to instruct the jury on an element of an offense is error that is plain
stating that jury instructions must explain the elements of the charged crime

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Judges: Paul, Anderson, Gildea

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