Intended to promote the primary crime

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The natural and probable distance doctrine requires that the defendant (1) intended to promote the primary crime and (2) the secondary crime was a foreseeable consequence of the defendants participation in the primary crime. With regard to intent in the first element does this mean the defendant had either the purpose of knowledge in promoting the primary crime or do the need to have purpose?

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