Criminal responsibility - parties to crime

• Author: Elizabeth Berry/George Gallagher
• Pages: 85-98

CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY

— PARTIES TO CRIME

2-1

CHAPTER 2

CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY 

PARTIES TO CRIME

I. LAW

§2:10 Governing Statutes

§2:20 Parties Test

§2:30 Acts Committed After Completion of Crime

§2:40 Informants

§2:50 Identif‌ication of Co-Conspirators

§2:60 Facts Raising a Parties Instruction

§2:70 Application Paragraph

§2:80 Failure to Object

§2:90 Indictments

§2:100 Abstract Def‌initions in Charge can Result in Egregious Harm if Erroneous

§2:110 Capital Murder Cases/Parties/Anti-Parties Charge

§2:120 Independent Impulse of Another

§2:130 Failure to Limit Independent Impulse

§2:140 Evidence Offense Not Committed

§2:150 Knowledge of Intent to Kill

II. FORMS

§2:160 Standard Parties Charge

§2:170 Standard Parties Charge — Conspiracy to Commit Offense —

Capital Murder Non-Shooter Example

§2:180 7.02(b) Parties Charge — Capital Murder Non-Shooter Example