State v. Martinez — Evidence defeats perfect and imperfect self-defense claims
The Utah Court of Appeals affirmed two aggravated-murder convictions, holding that abundant evidence allowed the jury to reject both perfect and imperfect self-defense.
The Utah Court of Appeals affirmed two aggravated-murder convictions, holding that abundant evidence allowed the jury to reject both perfect and imperfect self-defense.
The Utah Court of Appeals held that a parent need not subjectively appreciate the danger of intentional conduct when that conduct objectively creates an unreasonable risk of harm to a child.