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Supreme Court· 11/30/1992

McCluskie v. Maine

Citations

  • 506 U.S. 1009
  • 121 L. Ed. 2d 558

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  • instruction applicable only to aiders and abettors need not be given when evidence shows that defendant was a principal

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