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The California Supreme Court upheld two murder convictions even though both young defendants claim the victim was still alive when they left the scene. The decision clarifies the state's felony murder rule, which lets accomplices to inherently dangerous crimes be charged with murder even if they weren't the actual killer. Writing for a unanimous court, Justice Marvin Baxter held, "The causal relationship is established by proof of a logical nexus ... between the homicidal act and the underlying felony."
June 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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