People v. Rodarte

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• identifying six factors to consider when deciding whether a defendant’s conduct is a single act or separate acts
• factors to be considered in determining whether defendant’s conduct constitutes separate acts or merely distinct parts of one offense include: (1) interval between parts of conduct; (2) existence of an intervening event; (3
• factors to be considered in determining whether defendant’s conduct constitutes separate acts or merely distinct parts of one offense include: (1) interval between parts of conduct; (2) existence of an intervening event; (3) the identity of the victim; (4
• “Factors to be considered in determining whether a defendant’s conduct constitutes separate acts or merely distinct parts of a single act are: (1) the time interval occurring between successive parts of the defendant’s conduct; (2
• “Factors to be considered in determining whether a defendant’s conduct constitutes separate acts or merely distinct parts of a single act are: (1) the time interval occurring between successive parts of the defendant’s conduct; (2

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