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State v. Devin J. Johnson

Syllabus

Today we confront again the question whether a trial court should instruct the jury on the law of accomplice liability in a murder case when the State's evidence is not clear as to whether the defendant personally shot the victim, or another person fired the fatal shot pursuant to a mutual plan or agreement. We hold the trial court was correct to charge accomplice liability in this case. We reverse the court of appeals.

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