When someone encourages or helps another person to commit an illegal act or crime, it is called "aiding and abetting." And, yes, you can be prosecuted for it.
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Malfeasance refers to an intentional wrongful act or misconduct, while nonfeasance refers to a failure to act when there was a duty to do so. In short, malfeasance involves taking action that is harmful, whereas nonfeasance involves failing to take necessary action.
yes
If you are an adult and your child commits a crime you can and will be held liable for there actions if you knew they were committing the action or failed to act in a reasonable manner to stop them and did not report them. You can also be held liable for any damages they caused committing an illegal act. As a parent you are legally responsible not only for the actions that they conduct but the damage they inflict. You are responsible for their school attendance and for them complying to any and all state issued mandates after the fact. If you feel that you can not control your child or that you can not prevent them from committing illegal acts, it is best that you turn them over to the states juvenile program as an unruly child to prevent you from being held liable for their actions.
Merely thinking about committing a crime is not, in and of itself, a crime. To be charged by the State with committing a criminal offense, you must have an intent to commit that crime and must engage in an actual act in the furtherance of that crime.
Regardless of sex, almost anyone is subject to manipulation of one sort or another. Manuipulating someone in to committing murder would be an extreme case but is certainly not impossible. However, in most cases for a crime to be considered murder it would have to be understood by the actor that action was intended to cause wrongful death.
most likely no... there are a few illegal action replay devices. amazon.com and amazon.co.uk sell them so they are not illegal
No judge will (or can) give you permission to perform an illegal act.
It isn't illegal however if you have sex it can be illegal if your parents take action.
Nope. As long as you don't steal the Action Replay from the store xD
If you are in the UK or the USA, such an action would be illegal.
Abetting is nothing but to to approve, encourage, and support (an action or a plan of action); urge and help on..Added: To abet a crime means to criminally assist someone in committing a crime. Abetting may occur in planning a crime or escaping apprehension, as well as actually committing the crime.