Michigan Court of Appeals· 9/22/1995

People v. Turner

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540 N.W.2d 728
213 Mich. App. 558

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factors to consider in determining aider and abettor’s state of mind include close association between the defendant and the principal, the defendant’s participation in planning or executing thé crime, and evidence of flight after the crime
The aiding and abetting statute encompasses all forms of assistance rendered to the perpetrator of a crime and comprehends all words or deeds that might support, encourage, or incite the commission of a crime
“Turner’s knowledge that [his accomplice] was armed during the commission of the armed robbery is enough for a rational trier of fact to find that Turner, as an aider and abetter, participated in the crime with knowledge of [his accomplice’s] intent to cause great bodily harm.”
“Turner’s knowledge that [his accomplice] was armed during the commission of the armed robbery is enough for a rational trier of fact to find that Turner, as an aider and abetter, participated in the crime with knowledge of [his accomplice’s] intent to cause great bodily harm.”

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Judges: Jansen, Fitzgerald, Lamb

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