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People v. Gonzalez

Citations

  • 807 N.E.2d 273
  • 1 N.Y.3d 464
  • 775 N.Y.S.2d 224
  • 2004 N.Y. LEXIS 474

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  • holding that depraved indifference murder conviction was “unsupportable as a matter of law” where defendant “was guilty of intentional shooting or no other”
  • affirming reversal of conviction for depraved indifference murder where defendant shot victim ten times at close range because “defendant was guilty of an intentional shooting or no other”
  • affirming the reversal of depraved indifference murder conviction for defendant acquitted of intentional murder count, because “only reasonable view of the evidence here was that defendant intentionally killed the victim”
  • “Depraved indifference murder . . . involves a killing in which the defendant does not have a conscious objective to cause death but instead is recklessly indifferent, depravedly so, to whether death occurs.”

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Judges: Kaye

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