holding jury could rely on “medical evidence that ‘several slammings,’ and ‘significant force,’ as well as a ‘great deal of force,’ was required to produce the child’s severe injuries” to infer intent to cause child serious bodily injury
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- holding jury could rely on “medical evidence that ‘several slammings,’ and ‘significant force,’ as well as a ‘great deal of force,’ was required to produce the child’s severe injuries” to infer intent to cause child serious bodily injury
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The opinion
MILLER, Judge,
concurring.
I believe that since the definitions of knowingly and intentionally were restricted to result in the court’s charge, the “engage in conduct” language did not mislead the jury. If appellant was concerned about how the jury might construe that language, then final argument would be the time to clear that up. With these remarks, I concur.