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Willett v. State

Citations

  • 836 P.2d 955
  • 1992 Alas. App. LEXIS 49
  • 1992 WL 181743

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  • holding that the State did not prove a “substantial risk of death” because it presented no evidence that victim’s injuries were “actually life-threatening”
  • holding that the State did not prove a “substantial risk of death” because it presented no evidence that victim’s injuries were “actually life-threatening”

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Judges: Bryner, C.J., and Coats and Mannheimer

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