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| encourage or assist another in committing a crime |
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| aiding or concealing a felon after the crime |
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| at the same time, e.g., concurrent sentences |
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| statement including acknowledgment of guilt |
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| constructive (transferred) intent |
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| liability for unintended consequences of an act |
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| one who aids a principal in committing a crime |
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| a public offense for which punishment is provided |
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| theft by one to whom property is entrusted |
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| mental purpose of, or resolve to do an act |
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| a guilty mind or wrongful purpose |
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| reason for or moving cause |
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| failure to act, especially when required by law |
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| active participant or person responsible |
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| valid on its face, literally: "first face." |
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| anyone involved in the initial commission of a crime |
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| direct or contributing cause |
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| a particular mental purpose in mind |
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| stealing with intent to permanently deprive |
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