Gayden v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• traveling to scene with a principal, remaining there during commission of crime, and fleeing with principal “are sufficient facts to underpin a conviction for aiding and abetting”
• ''[Traveling with a principal to the scene of a crime, remaining at the scene during commission of the crime and fleeing with the principal are sufficient facts to underpin a conviction for aiding and abetting.”
• Four and three quarters months between completion of interlocutory appeal and trial date is not unreasonable and designated neutral
• there was sufficient evidence to support instruction on aiding and abetting where the defendant “traveled to the scene of the crime[,] ... was present at the killing[,] and ... fled the scene with [two possible killers]”
• must show specific effects of anxiety

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).