[As amended by order of the Court of Appeals March 5, 1993.]
BAKER, J.
The defendant appeals his conviction of attempted murder in the first degree. He argues that the information insufficiently alleged the charge, the prosecutor committed misconduct during cross examination and argument, and that the jury committed prejudicial misconduct. We reverse, holding that the jury's reenactments of the alleged criminal act constituted prejudicial misconduct requiring...
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