Accessory After The Fact Direct

: Someone else must have already finished committing a felony.

: Lending a car or money specifically for them to flee the area. accessory after the fact

An is someone who helps a person who has already committed a crime avoid being caught or punished. Unlike a co-conspirator, they are not involved in the planning or execution of the actual crime. : Someone else must have already finished committing

: Knowingly lying to investigators about where the person was during the crime. 🛡️ Defenses and Exceptions General Law - Part IV, Title I, Chapter 274, Section 4 accessory after the fact

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