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State v. Therrien

Citations

  • 129 N.H. 765
  • 533 A.2d 346
  • 1987 N.H. LEXIS 261

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  • explaining that the indictment did not need to list the defendant’s possible acts as an accomplice where it alleged the death of a named victim, the date and place of death and described the stabbing that preceded the death
  • “[A] defendant charged with a specific offense may effectively invoke double jeopardy protection [and] educate his counsel on whatever he knows about the offense, so that investigation, discovery and other trial preparation can begin.”
  • accomplice may be convicted on proof of acts not specified in indictment

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Judges: Souter

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