UJI 14-2816 NMRA

UJI 14-2816. Withdrawal from conspiracy; termination of complicity.

Last amended: 2025Year: 2025Length: 144 wordsOfficial source
Evidence has been admitted concerning a [conspiracy] [partnership in crime] and withdrawal by the defendant from any such [conspiracy] [partnership]. A person may withdraw from a [conspiracy] [partnership in crime]. If a member of a [conspiracy] [partnership in crime] has withdrawn, he is not liable for any act of the other [conspirators] [partners] after the withdrawal. In order to withdraw, a person must [in good faith notify the others the person knows are involved that the person is no longer in the (conspiracy) (partnership) and urge them to give it up.] [make proper efforts to prevent the carrying out of the (conspiracy) (partnership in crime) and end their participation in such a way as to remove the effect of their assistance.] The burden is on the state to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant did not withdraw from any such [conspiracy] [partnership].
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