Which term describes a person who agrees to a crime as the main criminal or in accessory?

Which term describes a person who agrees to a crime as the main criminal or in accessory?

• A. Accomplice
• B. Alibi
• C. Acquittal
• D. Arrest Warrant

Answer: (A)

The key concept is someone who knowingly participates in a crime by helping or agreeing to commit it with the main offender. An accomplice is the person who assists, counsels, or otherwise facilitates the crime, and can be charged along with the principal for their role. The other terms don’t fit: an alibi is a defense claiming you were elsewhere; acquittal is a verdict of not guilty; an arrest warrant is a document authorizing arrest.

The key concept is someone who knowingly participates in a crime by helping or agreeing to commit it with the main offender. An accomplice is the person who assists, counsels, or otherwise facilitates the crime, and can be charged along with the principal for their role. The other terms don’t fit: an alibi is a defense claiming you were elsewhere; acquittal is a verdict of not guilty; an arrest warrant is a document authorizing arrest.