EXUM, Chief Justice. At defendant’s trial for first degree murder the jury was instructed that it could find defendant guilty on a theory of premeditation and deliberation or on a theory of lying in wait. The jury returned a general verdict of guilty without specifying upon which theory or theories it relied. While the evidence was sufficient to support…
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