People v. Davidson

Citations

5 Cal. 133

Syllabus

<p>Under the law of this State an accessory is treated as a principal, and as if the person charged as such had committed the offense.</p> <p>It is not error to charge a principal and accessory in the same indictment.</p>

Judges: Bryan

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North Dakota Supreme Court· 1893-02-21· cited 20×
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Utah Supreme Court· 1915-01-18· cited 6×
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