Once a crime proceeds beyond the preparatory stage, an accessory's presence at the crime scene, either constructively or actually, then the accessory ceases to be an accessory and evolves into a principal to the crime.

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This statement is true. Once an accessory is physically present or constructively present at a crime scene, they can be held as equally responsible as the principal offender.

Once a Crime Proceeds Beyond the Preparatory Stage, an Accessory's