In State v. Bolton (1922), 65 Mont. 74, 84, 212 P. 504, where the death of a deputy occurred in connection with an attempt to commit robbert upon the deputy, this Court said that "if the defendant was particeps criminis in the attempt to commit the robbery" he was guilty of murder equally with the person who committed it.
Summary of this case from State v. Weinberger5 Div. 409.
November 28, 1922.
Appeal from Circuit Court, Coosa County; W.L. Longshore, Judge.
Appeal dismissed.
In State v. Bolton (1922), 65 Mont. 74, 84, 212 P. 504, where the death of a deputy occurred in connection with an attempt to commit robbert upon the deputy, this Court said that "if the defendant was particeps criminis in the attempt to commit the robbery" he was guilty of murder equally with the person who committed it.
Summary of this case from State v. WeinbergerFull title:BOLTON v. STATE
Court:Court of Appeals of Alabama
Date published: Nov 28, 1922
"One accomplice cannot supply the independent evidence necessary to corroborate another accomplice. State v.…
State v. WeinbergerMorran was an accomplice within the meaning of the statute. In State v. Bolton (1922), 65 Mont. 74, 84, 212…