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State v. Barton

Citations

  • 142 N.H. 391
  • 702 A.2d 336
  • 1997 N.H. LEXIS 109

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  • noting abandonment of common law distinctions between principal and accomplice, and holding that indictment as a principal “is sufficient to allow defendant to prepare a defense to the substantive offense for principal or accomplice liability”

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Judges: Thayer

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