Toliver v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtWhite, J.
Convicted of assault with intent to commit statutory rape, appellant was sentenced to imprisonment for one (1) year. His appeal claims error: (1) In the court’s giving its instruction on (a) reasonable doubt and (b) the jury’s duty to reason together; (2) In refusing to give" (a) appellant’s instruction on degree of certainty and (b) his instruction on mistake as to victim’s age. Finding merit in (1) (b) and (2) (a), we reverse.
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Appellant objects to the giving of paragraphs five and seven of the trial court’s preliminary instruction 3P which reads as follows:
“[1] This formal charge is no…
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