Mike's presence at a crime scene coupled with his verbal encouragement of Jeremy to commit a crime is sufficient for Mike to be held criminally responsible for Jeremy's illegal conduct.

Question

Mike's presence at a crime scene coupled with his verbal encouragement of Jeremy to 	commit a crime is sufficient for Mike to be held criminally responsible for Jeremy's illegal 	conduct.

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Mike's presence and verbal encouragement may be considered aiding and abetting, which is a form of criminal liability where someone helps, encourages or assists another person in the commission of a crime. Therefore, he can be held criminally responsible for Jeremy's illegal conduct.

Mike's Presence at a Crime Scene Coupled with His Verbal