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State v. Luna

Citations

  • 862 P.2d 620
  • 71 Wash. App. 755
  • 1993 Wash. App. LEXIS 429

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  • holding that defendant could not be held liable as an accomplice because he did not know the principal was going to steal a car until the principal did so
  • “A defendant is not guilty as an accomplice unless he has associated with and participated in the venture as something he wished to happen and which he sought by his acts to make succeed.” (emphasis added)

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Judges: Sperline

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