Theories of liability: Revision history

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• curprev 22:3222:32, 28 October 2023‎ Sysop talk contribs‎ 2,091 bytes +2,091‎ Created page with "==Aider and abettor== “Because a conspirator can be liable for a crime committed by any other conspirator, and the defendant need not do (or even encourage) anything criminal except agree to commit a crime, it is reasonable to make a conspirator not liable for another conspirator's crime that is a fresh and independent product of the mind of one of the confederates outside of, or foreign to, the common design. But aiding and abetting is different. An aider and abettor..."