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abet

[uh-bet] / əˈbɛt /


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Under common law, liability for “aiding and abetting” is reserved for parties that consciously induce or assist wrongdoing.

From The Wall Street Journal

That came to a head after the 2008 crisis when the agencies were accused of abetting unscrupulous Wall Street banks in peddling toxic securities in order to keep their business.

From New York Times

Code, Section 2 against representatives, senators and gun lobbyists who are aiding and abetting the commission of these tragedies.

From Washington Post

Instead, the words “encourage and induce” in the law should be read more like intentionally seeking to aid and abet a crime, Fletcher said.

From Washington Post

“I know of no other statute where the aiding and abetting punishment, or the solicitation punishment, is greater than the punishment we’re giving the person who’s going to commit the crime.”

From Washington Times