Commonwealth v. La

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the claims of self- defense and defense of others are generally addressed in the same manner
• noting that appellant was not entitled to “mere presence” instruction where his testimony established that he was not merely present
• stating that the claims of self-defense and defense of others are generally addressed in the same manner
• stating that the claims of self-defense and defense of others are generally addressed in the same manner
• stating that the claims of self-defense and defense of others are generally addressed in the same manner
• holding “despite the fact that an individual co-conspirator did not contemplate a killing, where such killing is a natural and probable consequence of a co-conspirator’s conduct, murder is not beyond the scope of the conspiracy”

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