State v. Travis
Hawaii Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT BY
MIZUHA, J.
Defendant-appellant, Thomas Kalna Travis, after a jury trial, was found guilty of assauit and. battery with a weapon obviously and imminently dangerous to life. The appeal was submitted on the briefs without argument.
Appellant assigns as error that the trial court instructed the jury that “* * * a .22 caliber Winchester rifle is a weapon obviously and imminently dangerous to life within the meaning of the statute.” Appellant contends that: “The instruction in this language is error without further amplification of the ‘use’ of the said weapon.”
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