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State v. Glidden

Citations

  • 123 N.H. 126
  • 459 A.2d 1136
  • 1983 N.H. LEXIS 240

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  • “There is no per se rule to determine how long is too long for a jury to deliberate. .. .”
  • testimony that defendant, who was charged as accomplice to first degree murder, fired or attempted to fire gun at victim was relevant to defendant’s presence at murder scene and of his intent

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Judges: Per Curiam

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