State Ex Rel. Juvenile Department v. Greenwood

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• headache that lasted an hour or more “constitutes substantial pain” as a matter of law
• youth could face accomplice liability for robbery II where evidence supported theory that youth aided her sister in robbery
• youth could face accomplice liability for robbery II where evidence supported theory that youth aided her sister in robbery
• headache lasting approximately one hour after being hit on head with umbrella constituted substantial pain
• evidence of a headache lasting approximately one hour was sufficient to permit a finding of physical injury
• suffi- cient evidence of substantial pain where the victim’s head- ache lasted approximately one hour after being hit on the head with an umbrella

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).