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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Rabner finds that the appellate division improperly upheld defendant's conviction for attempted passion provocation manslaughter based on charges that he shot a bar security guard following an argument because the fact that defendant's mugshots had been shown to witnesses prior to trial had not been disclosed to defense counsel.
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