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1. Importantly, the underlying felony " cannot " be a lesser included offense such as assault, otherwise all criminal homicides would be murder as all are felonies.
2. Under the evidence in this case, the conduct denounced in Section 800.02, Florida Statutes, F . S . A ., is a lesser included offense.
3. Negligent homicide is a lesser included offense to first and second degree murder, in the sense that someone guilty of this offense can expect a more lenient sentence, often with imprisonment time comparable to manslaughter.
4. Later, Powell told Feingold that Saddam's violation of the other U . N . resolutions " might be considered a lesser included offense within that principal offense of weapons of mass destruction ."
5. But, when sentences are to be served consecutively, then the lesser included offense can have a major effect on the total length, and may even ( collectively ) dwarf the sentences for the main crime.
6. It's difficult to find lesser included offense in a sentence. 用lesser included offense造句挺難的
7. As part of the defense strategy, her attorneys requested that the jury not be given the option of convicting her of manslaughter ( a lesser included offense ), and instead either convict her of murder or find her not guilty.
8. Ruling 5-4 in a New Jersey case, the justices said the federal larceny law contains several elements that are not part of the robbery law, and therefore larceny cannot be considered a " lesser included offense ."
9. On the other hand, if he were charged with larceny ( a lesser included offense to robbery ), he would have to be sentenced for one or the other, but not both . talk ) 16 : 55, 1 November 2011 ( UTC)
10. In murder cases, however, where a convicted defendant may face capital punishment, the United States Supreme Court has held that the court " must " instruct the jury that they may find the defendant guilty of a lesser included offense such as voluntary manslaughter.
11. You're misusing or misunderstanding the specific term of art " lesser included offense "; it would help a great deal if you read the articles that I and Shadowjams had linked, which explain these principles . talk ) 20 : 16, 1 November 2011 ( UTC)
12. For example, the jury must be permitted to consider a lesser included offense . " Witherspoon v . Illinois " ( 1968 ) held that jurisdictions could permit prosecutors for-cause strikes of jurors who would never impose the death penalty, but not jurors who were merely opposed to the death penalty.
13. Another use of the specifications system is to deal with what some civilian criminal codes refer to as " lesser included offenses . " In a New York court, if the defendant is indicted only for murder, the court might ultimately convict him of manslaughter, because manslaughter is a " lesser included offense " of murder.
14. A person charged with reckless driving, if they show that their actions, while they do show insufficient care or failure to properly operate a vehicle, but are not truly serious enough to reach the level of reckless driving, may instead be convicted by the court of the lesser included offense of " improper driving " which is considered a traffic infraction.
15. On review of criminal matters, the Montana Supreme Court may reverse, affirm, or modify the lower court's judgment; set aside, affirm, or modify any proceedings subsequent to the judgment from which the appeal is taken; reduce the offence of which the defendant was convicted to a lesser included offense; reduce the punishment imposed by the lower court; or order a new trial.
16. "The need for a complete method of determining what lesser offenses are included within a charged offense is particularly great where, as here, the statute at issue is one that can be violated in a number of ways, " Flaum wrote . " Indeed, the past several years have seen the enactment of a number of criminal statutes that can be violated in various ways, and that in fact are specifically predicated on violations of any number of other legal provisions " such as the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act ( RICO ) . " They are exactly the type of offenses for which consideration of lesser offenses is appropriate under Rule 31 ( c ), but it is hard to imagine how any lesser included offense could ever be considered under the elements test, precisely because these'greater'offenses are so broadly defined . " The Tenth Circuit, he reminded his colleagues, had found " both " tests valid and held that their use should depend on the circumstances.
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