State v. Shippee

The only question before us is whether this indictment should have been dismissed for lack of evidence to support it. The indictment was under RSA 590-AT-3 (Laws 1967, 346:1), the statute in force at the time of the alleged offense. State v. Morin, 111 N.H. 113, 115, 276 A.2d 476, 477 (1971). So far as material here, it charged that the defendant “did act as a lookout” for her husband while he committed a burglary to which he later pleaded guilty.

At the close of the State’s case, the defense moved for a directed verdict and dismissal on the ground that no evidence had been introduced…