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State v. Gonzalez

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  • 460 P.3d 348

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  • noting that to convict a defendant of a specific intent crime on an aiding and abetting theory, the State must prove that the defendant had the same specific intent to commit the crime as the principal
  • \Intent is usually proven by inference arising from circumstantial evidence because direct evidence of a defendant's state of mind is rarely available.\

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