Idaho Supreme Court· 7/27/1993

State v. Pratt

Citations

873 P.2d 800
125 Idaho 546
1993 Ida. LEXIS 141

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holding that killing occurring after entry but before belongings were removed occurred in the perpetration of the burglary
noting that guilt of attempt crimes requires the specific intent to commit the attempted offense
felony murder can be found if killing is committed as part of a “stream of events” that began with predicate felony
‘Attempted felony murder is not a crime in Idaho. Instead, there is either the crime of murder, or the crime of attempt to commit a crime, in which case the state bears the burden of proving that the defendant intended to commit the crime.’
entering home with intent to steal

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Judges: McDevitt, Bistline, Johnson, Trout, Bengtson, Tern

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