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Page 151
... offence . In essence , s 66 ( 2 ) ( b ) - ( d ) provides that everyone is a party to and guilty of an offence who aids , abets , incites , counsels or procures another to commit it , while s 66 ( 2 ) adds that a person is a party to ...
... offence . In essence , s 66 ( 2 ) ( b ) - ( d ) provides that everyone is a party to and guilty of an offence who aids , abets , incites , counsels or procures another to commit it , while s 66 ( 2 ) adds that a person is a party to ...
Page 154
... offence . It has been thought to be established that D need not desire that the offence be committed , it being no defence to a charge of aiding and abetting that D was indifferent to whether it was committed , or even regretted it and ...
... offence . It has been thought to be established that D need not desire that the offence be committed , it being no defence to a charge of aiding and abetting that D was indifferent to whether it was committed , or even regretted it and ...
Page 380
... offence 2 years ' imprisonment , each Class B offence 18 months ' imprisonment , and the Class A offence 1 year imprisonment . In so doing the Court retained the total effective sentence of three and half years , but also displayed the ...
... offence 2 years ' imprisonment , each Class B offence 18 months ' imprisonment , and the Class A offence 1 year imprisonment . In so doing the Court retained the total effective sentence of three and half years , but also displayed the ...
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