Yet neither the "
aid and abet" nor the "attempt" changes Gordillo's liability.
Those who
aid and abet the commission of physical, fiscal and sexual abuses against vulnerable refugees are undermining the very concept of being there to help.
In Fred Fuller, the court determined that, the statute defines "person" broadly to include "one or more individuals," individual employees who either
aid and abet workplace discrimination or retaliate against another person in the workplace because he or she has engaged in protected conduct can be held personally liable for an unlawful discriminatory practice under the statute.
Gail O'Rorke is accused of attempting to
aid and abet a friend's death by arranging travel to the Dignitas clinic in Switzerland.
This Article examines when the proprietors of technology with criminal uses
aid and abet their users' crimes.
we find that no consensus exists for imposing liability on those who knowingly (but not purposefully)
aid and abet a violation of international law.
For example, the SEC and Department of Justice have express statutory authority to impose sanctions on people who
aid and abet securities fraud.
Islamabad, August 25(ANI): Pakistan, which considers the Afghan Taliban to be its strategic assets, must think 'rationally' that the group may
aid and abet the local Taliban following US troops withdrawal in Afghanistan, an editorial in a Pakistani newspaper has warned.
"purposefully
aid and abet a violation of international law."
10(b) on those who do no more than
aid and abet violations of that
(6) This Comment discusses how the Madoff family represents a class of potential defendants who remain shielded from private civil liability because investors are unable to bring causes of action against those who
aid and abet securities fraud, and proposes that Senator Specter's bill is the appropriate mechanism to restore the right of private litigants to sue aiders and abettors.
A proposed amendment to [section] 922(g) could read as follows: "This section shall only apply to principal offenders; those who
aid and abet any offense herein shall be charged as principals pursuant to subsection (d) of this statute." Although not a frequent occurrence in Title 18, cross-references within a statutory scheme appear frequently in other sets of laws, including the Internal Revenue Code.
