State v. Montrelle Lamont Cambell
Syllabus
Montrelle Lamont Campbell appeals his convictions for murder and attempted murder. He contends that because attempted murder is a specific intent crime, the trial court erred in charging the jury that malice may be inferred when a deadly weapon is used. Additionally, he maintains that because no evidence supported an accomplice liability charge, the trial court erred by instructing the jury on \the hand of one is the hand of all\ theory of accomplice liability. We reverse and remand.
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