New Mexico Supreme Court· 2/6/1992

State v. Gonzales

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824 P.2d 1023
113 N.M. 221

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concluding that the firing of “multiple gun shots into [the victim’s vehicle] in rapid succession” constituted unitary criminal conduct
concluding that the firing of “multiple gun shots into [the victim’s vehicle] in rapid succession” constituted unitary criminal conduct
holding that to prevail on an ineffective assistance of counsel claim, defendant must first demonstrate that had his counsel moved for severance, the motion would have been granted
holding that the legislature intended separate punishments for unitary conduct that violates both the first-degree murder statute and the statute proscribing shooting from or into an occupied motor vehicle
holding that a conviction for first degree murder and shooting into an occupied vehicle did not constitute a double jeopardy violation because \the legislature intended for separate punishment for unitary conduct that violated both statutes\
holding that the Legislature intended separate punishments for unitary conduct 2 1 that violates both the first-degree murder statute and the statute proscribing shooting 2 from or into an occupied motor vehicle

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Judges: Baca, Ransom, Montgomery

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