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F 12.55.6a

Destructive Device Causing Bodily Harm: Must Cause

Harm To Another Person

 

(PC 12309)

*Modify ¶ 2 of CJ 12.55.6 to provide as follows [added language is capitalized; deleted language is between <<>>]:

Every person who willfully and maliciously explodes or ignites any destructive device or any explosive which causes bodily injury to <<any>> ANOTHER person is guilty of a violation of section 12309 of the Penal Code, a crime.

Points and Authorities

People v. Godwin (95) 31 CA4th 1112, 1117 [37 CR2d 708]; see also People v. Teroganesian (95) 31 CA4th 1534, 1537-38 [37 CR2d 489].


F 12.55.6b

Destructive Device:  “Willfully” Requires

Knowledge Of Consequences

*Modify CJ 12.55.6 to provide as follows:

[See FORECITE F 1.20a.]

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