co-perpetrator

Even Mr. Batovrin, the co-perpetrator of this twaddle, shows in his work a signal disregard for the very ideas he expounds.

Yet, even after the Claudii are wiped out, it is deduced that the Claudii may have had a fifth brother who could be a co-perpetrator.

In closing arguments at a Munich trial the public prosecutor told the court Ecclestone "hasn't been blackmailed, he is a co-perpetrator in a bribery case".

As neither suicide nor attempted suicide is a crime in South Africa, Best could not be found guilty as co-perpetrator of his own attempted murder.

On 14 March 2012, the Court, by unanimous verdict of the Trial Chamber, found Lubanga guilty as a co-perpetrator in the use of child soldiers.

The defence is not sustained by the suggestion that the accused was merely afraid of a co-perpetrator of the crime, but not actually threatened by him to participate therein.

He is charged as an "indirect co-perpetrator" in the crimes, which formed part of three months of violence following the disputed November 2010 elections in the West African country.

In a 2012 trial against the former BayernLB Chief Risk Officer Gerhard Gribkowsky, the public prosecutor accused Ecclestone of being a co-perpetrator in the case.

"Mr Gbagbo allegedly bears individual criminal responsibility, as indirect co-perpetrator, for four counts of crimes against humanity, namely murder, rape and other forms of sexual violence, persecution and other inhuman acts," the ICC said in a statement on Wednesday.

Before calling Medina to testify at the evidentiary hearing, Brandley's defense team called Edward Payne, father-in-law of Gary Acreman, one of the school custodians who had testified at both Brandley trials and who was now suspected by the defense of having been a co-perpetrator of the crime with Robinson.