Bowers v. State
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
EASTAUGH, Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
Near the shores of Deadman Lake, fifty miles west of Fairbanks, two intoxicated neighbors sharing a rustic hot tub had an argument that became violent. William Peacock testified that Timothy Bowers pointed a 44 magnum revolver at him and pulled the trigger. When the revolver "clicked" but did not fire, Bowers fetched a .22 caliber rifle, chambered a round, and fired into the air. Bowers was indicted for assault by means of "a firearm." The jury, as permitted by a supplemental instruction given after it began deliberating, convicted Bowers of assault for…
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