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Accessory
One who, after an offense has been commited, aids, conceals, or warns a principle with the intent that the principle avoid arrest, prosecution, or punishment for the crime.
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accomplice
One who, with the purpose of promting or assisting in the commission of the offense, aids, agrees to aid, or attempts to aid in planning or committing the offense; or when having the duty to prevent the offense fails to do so.
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Attempt
A specific intent to commit a substansive crime, coupled with an act in futherance of that intent to go beyond mere preperation.
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Conspiracy
an agreement b/w 2 or more parties for the purpose of achieving an unlawful objective or a lawful objective by unlawful means, when one of the parties to the agreement commits an overt act
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Inchoate crime
A criminal act that goes beyond the mere thought but occurs before the substansive criminal act is compleated. Also known as preparatory crime
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Prepratory act
act commited by the offender in prep or prior to the commission of hte substitive crime.
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Principal (s)
Person (s) who commit the crime
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Solicitation
Asking, encouraging, or soliciting another person to commit a crime, with the intent that the substansive crime will be commited by the other person.
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