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Could be - perpetrator, victim, witness or accomplice.

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Could be - perpetrator, victim, witness or accomplice.

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Depending on the circumstances, they could be an accomplice, co-defendant, or witness. If they participated in some way, they are likely an accomplice or co-defendant.

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An accomplice is a co-accused with other persons in commission of a crime. While one of the accused persons turned to a prosecution witness on the condition of giving him pardon, he is an approver.

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It depends upon your culpability. Are you simply a witness, or are you an accomplice that "aids and abets" the crime?

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Evidence/Proof beyond a reasonable doubt that you did it. Usually proven by bhe burden of evidence, witness or accomplice testimonry, or by handwriting examples.

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