United States v. Lawrence Bey and Willie Cruso Free

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• noting that the substance of a requested charge may be included in other instructions given by the court, and that the court need not adopt the defendant’s specific wording
• “If the lesser included offense was supportable by the evidence, then the defendants have no ground for objection under Rule 31(c).”
• factors relevant to determination whether object is dangerous weapon include circumstances under which object is used and size and condition of assaulting and assaulted persons
• mop handle, not a dangerous weapon under the circumstances

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