C. A. Barrière & Brother v. McBean

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• reviewing de novo the appellant’s argument that there was no substantial basis in law for upholding his guilty plea to attempted murder because the charge in the case was le- gally impossible
• reviewing de novo the appellant’s argument that there was no substantial basis in law for upholding his guilty plea to attempted murder because the charge in the case was le- gally impossible
• upholds plea of guilty to attempted murder under either a transferred intent or concurrent intent theory
• “Under a concurrent-intent approach, we infer the intent when the result was the same as that intended or at least a natural and probable consequence of the intended result.”

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