Commonwealth v. Stirling

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• lack of sign of struggle may be considered in regard to deliberately premeditated malice aforethought
• “The [weapon] not being automatic but requiring six separate hard pulls to fire the six shots, and the wounds being in the back of the victim’s head without a sign of there having been a struggle, the jury could properly find ‘deliberately premeditated malice aforethought’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).