Opinion

People v. Donnolly

  • 143 Cal. 394
  • 77 P. 177
  • 1904 Cal. LEXIS 829
Court
California Supreme Court
Filed
Jun 1, 1904
Status
Published
Author
Angellotti
On the bench
Angellotti, Beatty, Van Dyke
Cited by
50 cases

The opinion

ANGELLOTTI, J., concurring.

I concur in the judgment, and generally in what is said in the opinion of Mr. Justice Van Dyke. It being clearly shown that the death of Rice was not the result of a sudden encounter, but was one of preconcert and prearrangement, I am of the opinion that the evidence was sufficient to sustain the conclusion of the jury that this

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defendant was concerned in the commission of the crime, to the extent at least of aiding and abetting in such commission.

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