PER CURIAM:
Appellant was convicted of (1) entering a bank with intent to commit robbery, and (2) attempted robbery. The only issue raised on appeal is whether it was plain error to fail to instruct that voluntary narcosis can negate the specific intent requisite to a conviction for these crimes.
While there was some testimony by the teller and a police officer concerning the peculiar behavior of appellant and his appearance that might have suggested that...
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