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February 05, 2007
How To Be An Aider And Abettor AND An Accessory After The Fact
In the published portion of this juvenile delinquency decision, California's Fifth District Court of Appeal held that in order for an accused to be found liable both as an aider and abettor and as an accessory after the fact with respect to the same felony, the acts constituting that felony must have ceased at the time of the conduct that renders him or her culpable as an accessory.
The unanimous decision was authored by Presiding Justice James A. Ardaiz.
In re Malcolm M., no. F049687 (Cal.Ct.App. (5th Dist.) filed 1/30/07)
Posted by Jeremy Price at 10:04 PM in Opinions | Permalink
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