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McIntosh v. State

Citations

  • 52 S.W.3d 196
  • 2001 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 55
  • 2001 WL 717534

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  • noting that under engaging-by-conspiracy, a party is liable for the agreement to commit the offense, while under engaging-by-commission, a party is liable for the completed offense
  • noting that nothing in section 71.02 of penal code indicates defendant cannot be convicted of organized criminal activity under law 8 of parties
  • concluding defendant could be guilty as party to “engaging in organized criminal activity” if State proved defendant aided a conspirator who performed all elements of offense
  • finding that party liability can support a conviction for engaging in organized criminal activity
  • party liability can support conviction for engaging in organized criminal activity when the offense is alleged and proved as commission of the underlying offense
  • party liability can support conviction for engaging in organized criminal activity when the offense is alleged and proved as commission of the underlying offense

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Judges: Price

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