People v. Stone

Supreme Court of California · Decided 2009-04-23

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Opinion CHIN, J. Can a person who shoots into a group of people, intending to kill one of the group, but not knowing or caring which one, be convicted of attempted murder? Yes. The mental state required for attempted murder is the intent to kill a human being, not a particular human being. I. Fac…

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