Trenor v. State

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• holding that evidence was sufficient to convict defendant for capital murder as co-conspirator when defendant knew of plan to commit robbery, knew accomplices had guns, watched them put on masks and hooded sweatshirts, and returned to pick them up after hearing gun shots
• noting jury free to believe or disbelieve all or part of appellant’s statements
• State must show conduct constituting an offense, plus an act by the defendant “done with the intent to promote or assist such conduct”
• State must show conduct constituting an offense, plus an act by the defendant “done with the intent to promote or assist such conduct”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).