An accomplice helps a criminal...?

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eduard3 years ago

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Is is a question about what they help the criminal to do or whether the statement is true?

The statement is true: an accomplice does help a criminal, and does so knowingly. Together, they commit a crime or wrongdoing (in case what they do is immoral but not illegal).

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