New Mexico Supreme Court· 8/25/1937

State v. Ochoa

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72 P.2d 609
41 N.M. 589

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―The accused may not be held for the independent act of another even though the same person be the victim of an assault by both.‖
The accused may not be held for the independent act of another even though the same person be the victim of an assault by both. In such circumstances there is wanting that sharing of criminal intent essential to proof of aiding and abetting.”
―The accused may not be held for the independent act of another even though the same person be the victim of an assault by both. In such circumstances there is wanting that sharing of criminal intent essential to proof of aiding and abetting.‖

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Judges: Bickley, Brice, Hudspeth, Irwin, Moise, Sadler

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