State v. Quintana
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
BRATTON, J.
The appellants were jointly indicted, charged with the murder of George Burkhold. They were tried together, and each convicted of murder in the second degree. From the sentence imposed they have perfected this appeal.
1. It is urged upon behalf of the appellant, Maud Peña, that the indictment charges her with being a principal in the commission of the crime, while the proof establishes her guilt, if guilty at all, of being an aider and abettor, and consequently there is a complete failure of proof of the crime laid in the indictment. It appears from the testimony…
2Cases cited15 opinions
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