State v. Lavadores

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• declining, on appeal, to consider arguments for reversing the denial of an MJOA when the defendant had not preserved those arguments at trial
• “In the context of accomplice liability, mere presence or acquiescence alone are not sufficient to estab- lish aiding and abetting[.]” (Citation and internal quotation marks omitted.)

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