People v. Toro
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
KAUFMAN, J.
At issue is whether the due process right of an accused to be notified of criminal charges renders invalid a conviction for a lesser related offense when no objection was raised at trial to the jury’s consideration of the offense. Because submission of lesser related offenses to the jury *970enhances the reliability of the fact-finding process to the benefit of both the defendant and the People, and because lack of notice is an issue which generally may not be raised for the first time on appeal, we have concluded that when a lesser related offense is submitted to the jury…
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