particeps criminis
1particeps criminis — par·ti·ceps crim·i·nis / par ti ˌseps kri mə nis, pär / n [Latin]: one who takes part in a crime: accomplice Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 …
2particeps criminis — [pär′ti seps΄ krim′i nis] n. [L] a partner in crime; accomplice …
3particeps criminis — |pärd.əˌsepsˈkrimənə̇s noun Etymology: Medieval Latin : one who has a share in a crime : accomplice * * * /pahr teuh seps krim euh nis/, Law. an accomplice in a crime. [ < L] * * * particeps criminis /pärˈti seps krimˈi nis or parˈti keps… …
4particeps criminis — [L.] Accomplice, confederate, abettor, socius criminis …
5particeps criminis — /pahr teuh seps krim euh nis/, Law. an accomplice in a crime. [ < L] * * * …
6particeps criminis — (Latin) accomplice in a crime …
7particeps criminis — /ˌpatəkɛps ˈkrɪmənəs/ (say .pahtuhkeps krimuhnuhs) noun Law a principal or accessory to a felony; a procurer, aider, or abettor of a misdemeanour. {Latin} …
8particeps criminis — /partaseps krimanas/ A participant in a crime; an accomplice. One who shares or co operates in a criminal offense, tort or fraud. See accomplice …
9particeps criminis — A party to the crime. One who participated in some manner in the commission of a crime. The term, which, in common acceptation, means an act that may be visited by an indictment, or other criminal prosecution, applies also to other transactions… …
10criminis — n. from the Latin phrase particeps criminis (partner in crime) …
