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Oates v. State

Citations

  • 627 A.2d 555
  • 97 Md. App. 180
  • 1993 Md. App. LEXIS 126

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  • describing second degree murder as “the baseline from which everything proceeds up or down”
  • accomplice may be convicted on accomplice liability theory only for those crimes as to which he personally has requisite mental state
  • accomplice may be convicted on accomplice liability theory only for those crimes as to which he personally has requisite mental state
  • “[B]ecause a killing in a heat of passion is manslaughter and not murder, an accomplice who aids while in such a state is guilty only of manslaughter even though the killer is himself guilty of murder.” (emphasis added

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Judges: Moylan

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