Court of Appeals of Oregon· 9/16/1987

State v. Moriarty

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742 P.2d 704
87 Or. App. 465
1987 Ore. App. LEXIS 4647

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holding that restitution in the amount of the homicide victim’s projected income is a valid award
holding that restitution in the amount of the homicide victim’s projected income is a valid award
noting that, even though actions after the commission of a crime cannot alone constitute aiding and abetting, they may be used as evidence that earlier activities were aiding and abetting
explaining that ‘“the least degree of concert or collusion between the parties to an illegal transaction makes the act of one of them the act of all’” (quoting State v. Stark, 7 Or App 145, 152, 490 P2d 511 (1971))
“[A]ctions after the commission of a crime cannot alone constitute aiding or abetting[.]” (Emphasis in original.)
\[T]he least degree of concert or collusion between parties to an illegal transaction makes the act of one of them the act of all.\

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Judges: Richardson, Newman, Deits

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