Lunt v. Stevens

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• holding that “under Kentucky law, a person who is complicit to an offense is treated as having committed the principal offense”
• “KRS 502.020 does not create a new offense, known as complicity_ Rather than being a separate 'crime, complicity is simply the means of committing another crime.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).