What will happen in a situation where the accomplice commits to the crime, but turns and runs away at the moment the crime is committed without any effort to stop or prevent the crime?

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The defendant may still be convicted as an accomplice if they had initially committed to participating in the crime, even if they ultimately did not participate directly or attempted to withdraw but did not take any steps to prevent the crime. Their prior agreement and any actions taken in furtherance of the crime can be sufficient for liability.

What Will Happen in a Situation Where the Accomplice Commits