WELLS, Judge.
Defendant argues one assignment of error that may be broken down into two separate contentions, both asserting defects in the trial court's jury charge: First, that the court submitted to the jury instructions on a misdemeanor crime that does not exist and second, that, if there does exist such a crime, the trial court's instructions to the jury erroneously omitted the essential element of the defendant's mens rea to commit the crime.
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