State v. Tate, supra, 85 Conn.App. The defendant suggested that her son take up ice hockey, but K informed him that she had neither the time nor the money for him to do so. to 1997) 53-21(2). Held. It is assumed that [a]ll members of an ordered society are presumed either to know the law or, at least, to have acquainted themselves with those laws that are likely to affect their usual activities. King, 257 N.W.2d at 697-98. Similarly, evidence of Jacobson's mistake of law based on his reliance on the advice of his attorney and on the letter from Chief Deputy Dakota County Attorney Prokopowicz is relevant to the issue of Jacobson's intent and thus need not be objectively reasonable to be presented to the jury. The state petitioned this court for review of the court of appeals' decision, which we granted. State v. Ritrovato, 85 Conn.App. Respondent, Richard Joseph Jacobson, was charged with conspiracy to procure unlawful voting and conspiracy to commit forgery. Investigators officers executed a search We disagree with the defendant. Its rationale was that all of the pictures involved, with the exception of one where there is a young girl there, all of them are young boys. On appeal, the court of appeals affirmed. Id., at 538-39, 800 A.2d 1200. Sometime later, the defendant registered B to play on a youth football team. The defendant offered to pay for her son's hockey expenses and to drive him to and from practices and games. State of North Dakota, Plaintiff and Appellant v. Bruce C. Jacobson, Defendant and Appellee Case Type CRIMINAL APPEAL : DUI/DUS Appeal From Case No. Yet, he can't remember the last name of this young boy whose hair it was, that you had in your possession and considered hockey memorabilia.. We note that the standard of review for a claim of an improper jury instruction is whether it is reasonably possible that the jury was misled In determining whether it was indeed reasonably possible that the jury was misled by the trial court's instructions, the charge to the jury is not to be critically dissected for the purpose of discovering possible inaccuracies of statement, but it is to be considered rather as to its probable effect upon the jury in guiding [it] to a correct verdict in the case The charge is to be read as a whole and individual instructions are not to be judged in artificial isolation from the overall charge The test to be applied to any part of a charge is whether the charge, considered as a whole, presents the case to the jury so that no injustice will result. (Internal quotation marks omitted.) The bag was marked for identification, but was not admitted into evidence as an exhibit. On October 4, 2002, a federal district court filed an order closing Jakes. The prosecutor stated that the defendant kind of knew there was going to be an issue. While inside Jakes, the officers found 13 blank voter registration forms and two completed voter registration cards listing 15981 Clayton Avenue, Coates, Minnesota as the voters' place of residence. Maybe when you heard that the police arrested this defendant you thought they were responsible for justice, and maybe when you heard that the information filed against him, which is in evidence, had my name on it, you thought maybe the prosecutor is responsible for justice, and as you watched Judge Hartmere presiding over this case, even managing the evidence, you thought that maybe the judge is responsible for justice, but none of that is entirely true. Please try again. Yet, he can't remember the last name of this young boy whose hair it was, that you had in your possession and considered hockey memorabilia. The defendant argues that the state's comment implied that he was not a believable person and raised suspicions as to his private conduct. ARGUMENT I. Situating Jacobson In Its Historical
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