California Supreme Court· 12/28/1944
People v. Lima
Citations
- 25 Cal. 2d 573
- 154 P.2d 698
- 1944 Cal. LEXIS 339
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- although thief and receiver of stolen goods generally are not accomplices, exception exists where they conspire together in prearranged plan for one to steal and deliver property to other and, pursuant to such plan, one does steal and deliver to other
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Judges: Gibson
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