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It is gone at last. Never made much sense. This ruling could have preserved a lot of convictions in the past.Grey | ||
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It is not often that a court of last resort acknowledges that the dissenting voices in a previous case were right. Sometimes there is only one solution to a a bad case: overrule it. Trial judges should be quite thankful. They no longer face potential reversal for deciding whether to put a lesser-included offense in the jury charge at the request of the prosecutor. Good stuff. | |||
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Well done Lisa McMinn with the SPA's office! JAS | |||
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Does this ruling give any added hope that Collier, 999 S.W.2d 779 (also written by Mansfield) might be overruled as well? The requirement of a request by the prosecutor no longer seems so important after Grey to me. | |||
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