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Criminal – Assault – General intent

Summary by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
Where a defendant was convicted of assaulting a federal officer based on evidence that he “pushed” an FBI agent with his foot when she tried to enter his home, the conviction was valid despite the defendant’s argument that his conviction was improper because the jury should have been instructed that his ignorance of the fact that the officer had a search warrant to enter his home made a difference.
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Criminal – Assault – General intent – Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly

Where a defendant was convicted of assaulting a federal officer based on evidence that he “pushed” an FBI agent with his foot when she tried to enter his home, the conviction was valid despite the defendant’s argument that his conviction was improper because the jury should have been instructed that his ignorance of the fact that the officer had a search warrant to enter his home made a difference.

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Massachusetts Lawyers WeeklyMassachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Criminal – Assault – General intent

Where a defendant was convicted of assaulting a federal officer based on evidence that he “pushed” an FBI agent with his foot when she tried to enter his home, the conviction was valid despite the defendant’s argument that his conviction was improper because the jury should have been instructed that his ignorance of the fact that the officer had a search warrant to enter his home made a difference.

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Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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