Valladares v. Juncos Central Co.

How courts have described this case

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• to be an aider and abettor “requires concert of purpose . . .a conscious sharing of [the perpetrator’s] criminal intent.”
• aider and abettor theory “requires concert of purpose or the aiding or encouraging of the perpetrator of the offense and a conscious sharing of his criminal intent”
• mere inactive presence at scene of crime is not aiding and abetting
• mere inactive presence at scene of crime is not aiding and abetting

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).