An accomplice to an offense can be held as an accomplice for acts that are ______ outcomes of the original offense.
A) natural and probable
B) planned and purposeful
C) foreseeable and intentional
D) predictable

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An accomplice to an offense can be held responsible for acts that are "natural and probable" outcomes of the original offense, as these outcomes are typically understood to be directly related to and expected from the commission of the offense.

An Accomplice to an Offense Can Be Held as an Accomplice