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Torres v. State

Citations

  • 43 P.2d 929
  • 39 N.M. 191

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  • stating that if state proves killing with only ordinary malice, it is second-degree murder, but if state proves intensified malice, defendant may be convicted of first-degree murder
  • stating that if state proves killing with only ordinary malice, it is second-degree murder, but if state proves intensified malice, defendant may be convicted of first-degree murder
  • “Deliberation is more than mere premeditation and is the distinguishing characteristic of first degree murder.”
  • “deliberation * * * involves a thinking over with calm and reflective mind, or involves a fixed and settled purpose and coolness of mind * * *.”
  • 'deliberation * * * involves a thinking over with calm and reflective mind, or involves a fixed and settled purpose and coolness of mind * * *.'

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Judges: Watson, Hudspeth, Sadder, Bigkbey, Zinn

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