aiding and abetting

His parents were not only willing, but aiding and abetting.

She could get in trouble, for aiding and abetting, or something like that.

Aiding and abetting an escape attempt seemed the most likely.

Then they pile on aiding and abetting the destruction of these women's lives.

"Despite the pretty words, I say we're aiding and abetting the enemy."

That made her an accomplice for aiding and abetting, didn't it?

If so, someone may be liable for aiding and abetting, a felony.

But companies do not appear eager to test the aiding and abetting theory.

He might as well have said "aiding and abetting."

Now, all of a sudden, he's aiding and abetting the enemy!

However, the people of that village had been "aiding and abetting" the enemy.

I don't agree with the ruling, but aiding and abetting is a pretty old standard in law.

"Civil Wars" has no intention of aiding and abetting their efforts.

He is charged with aiding and abetting the crime.

So why are United States banks aiding and abetting it?

The government said the businesses could be seen as aiding and abetting the activities of the casinos.

Failure to do so, he said, would mean that "we are aiding and abetting criminals."

Simon is serving a 10-year prison sentence for aiding and abetting.

Such individuals could be arrested for aiding and abetting the terrorist organization.

Three other people have so far been arrested on suspicion of aiding and abetting terrorism.

But in no sense is he aiding and abetting the enemy as a true collaborator would do.

Which was that she had to keep Delos from aiding and abetting the end of the world.

It's amazing how many men want to get rich by aiding and abetting our enemies.

A person may be convicted of aiding and abetting any act made criminal under the code.

A further three men were in 1990 found guilty by common purpose of aiding and abetting the murder.