State v. Gingras
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtLynn, J.
The defendant, Timothy Gingras, was convicted of reckless conduct, RSA 631:3 (2007), criminal threatening, RSA 631:4, 1(a) (2007), and criminal mischief, RSA 634:2 (2007), following a jury trial in Superior Court {McHugh, J.). On appeal, he challenges only the criminal threatening and reckless conduct convictions, arguing that the trial court erred: (1) in sentencing him on both convictions; (2) in failing to give his proposed self-defense jury instruction; and (3) in instructing the jury that brandishing a firearm constituted the use of deadly force. We reverse these two convictions and…
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