People ex rel. Porter v. Minnie Creek Drainage District

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• using the verbs “aid” 11 and “participate” and also giving the “mere presence” and “failure to oppose” instructions
• determining jury instruction correctly stated the law on accomplice liability; instruction did not explicitly state that jury had to determine Boney had the mens rea to commit murder, but the instruction, read as a whole, sufficiently informed the jury of the required mental state
• instruction not erroneous for failure to state specifically that defendant gave weapon to shooter with knowledge or intent it would be used to kill

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).