Derivative liability is the term for the primary perpetrator's guilt flowing from the acts of the accessories of the crime.

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Derivative liability refers to a party's legal responsibility arising from another party's actions, typically in financial contexts, such as securities or obligations, rather than describing the flow of guilt in criminal law from accessories to the primary perpetrator.

Derivative Liability Is the Term for the Primary Perpetrator's Guilt