LM v R - [2015] 1 NZLR 23

Criminal law — Parties — Extraterritoriality — Whether s 66 applied to extraterritorial offences — Whether New Zealander could be secondary offender when principal “offender” not committing offence under New Zealand law — Whether defendant could have been convicted as principal offender — Crimes Act 1961, ss 66 and 144A.

Criminal practice and procedure — Appeals — Wrong decision on any question of law — Whether conviction to be set aside — Whether defendant convicted as party could have been convicted as principal offender — Crimes Act 1961, s 385(1)(b) and (c).