accomplice in criminal law, is a person is criminally liable a crime or lack but not for being the direct perpetrator of it, but for having cooperated in the execution of the act with previous or simultaneous acts. Figure of an accomplice
appears in all legal systems, although it may be treated differently and there may be nuances about different forms of complicity. In this sense, sometimes makes a distinction between necessary
Cooperator: The cooperating to execution of the crime an act without which it would have been incurred. Accomplice
itself: One who cooperates in the execution of the crime, even without their cooperation the crime could have taken place anyway.
appears in all legal systems, although it may be treated differently and there may be nuances about different forms of complicity. In this sense, sometimes makes a distinction between necessary
Cooperator: The cooperating to execution of the crime an act without which it would have been incurred. Accomplice
itself: One who cooperates in the execution of the crime, even without their cooperation the crime could have taken place anyway.
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