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Ochoa v. State

Citations

  • 981 P.2d 1201
  • 115 Nev. 194
  • 1999 Nev. LEXIS 39

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  • holding that the doctrine of transferred intent was appropriate to support an attempted-murder conviction where the unintended victim was shot but not killed and the intended victim was killed
  • holding that “the doctrine of transferred intent is applicable to all crimes where an unintended victim is harmed as a result of the specific intent to harm an intended victim whether or not the intended victim is injured”
  • finding no reason not to apply transferred intent in case where intended victim died and unintended victim was wounded because although charges differed the intent was the same
  • evidence of prior drug transactions between victim and defendant was allowed to show history of friction which escalated to murder
  • evidence of prior drug transactions between victim and defendant was allowed to show history of friction which escalated to murder

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Judges: Maupin, Agosti, Becker

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