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State v. Brooks

Citations

  • 164 N.H. 272

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  • stating that the \rule of lenity serves as a guide for interpreting criminal statutes where the legislature failed to articulate its intent unambiguously\ (quotation omitted)
  • stating that the \rule of lenity serves as a guide for interpreting criminal statutes where the legislature failed to articulate its intent unambiguously\ (quotation omitted)
  • distinguishing Melendez-Diaz because documents at issue, authenticating various business records, served as foundation for admission of substantive evidence and certificates themselves were of minimal evidentiary value
  • defendant convicted of capital murder involving solicitation, capital murder in the course of kidnapping, first degree murder as an accomplice, and conspiracy to commit capital murder
  • language in an indictment alleging that a defendant “acted in concert with” another ordinarily charges the defendant both as a principal and as an accomplice to the other in the crime

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Judges: Conboy, Dalianis, Hicks

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