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State v. Anthony

Citations

  • 151 N.H. 492
  • 861 A.2d 773
  • 2004 N.H. LEXIS 184

How courts have described this case

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  • reflecting the New Hampshire Supreme Court’s explanation that its Etz-weiler decision was in error, inter alia, because it overlooked the MPC commentary
  • adopting majority rule and holding that accomplice liability exists for negligence offenses
  • ‘We read the 2001 amendment to RSA 626:8 as a legislative rejection of the interpretation of that statute stated by the plurality in Etzweiler and reiterated by the court in Locke.”
  • “[I]f the offense’s mental state with respect to the result is something less than purposeful, the State need only establish the lesser mens rea on the part of the accomplice to prove him or her guilty of the offense.”

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Judges: Broderick, Dalianis, Duggan, Galway, Nadeau

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