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Mitchell v. State

Citations

  • 767 A.2d 844
  • 363 Md. 106

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  • explaining that “conspiracy is necessarily a specific intent crime; there must exist the specific intent to join with another person in the accomplishment of an unlawful purpose or lawful purpose by unlawful means”
  • crime of depraved-mind murder is not consistent with the specific intent required for conspiracy
  • The jury must determine the presence of the elements of first degree murder, that the members of the conspiracy intended to commit a deliberate and premeditated killing. Deliberation requires a “full and conscious knowledge of the purpose to kill[.]”
  • conspiracy to commit a “non-premeditated” murder not a crime

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).

Judges: Bell, C.J., and Eldridge, Raker, Wilner, Cathell, Harrell and Lawrence F. Rodowsky (Retired, Specially Assigned)

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