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a person who aids or hides another person whom he believes to have committed a felony offense when the accessory intends that the offender escape prosecution.

a person who aids or hides another person whom he believes to have committed a felony offense when the accessory intends that the offender escape prosecution.

a person who knowingly consents and engages in criminal conduct with another.

dismissal of the charge by the judge or a not guilty verdict by the jury.

an affirmative defense that the defendant was at another place during the commission of the crime.

criminal proceeding in which the defendant is informed of the charges against him and is asked to enter a plea.

when a person, who has specific intent to commit a crime, does or omits an act for the purpose of accomplishing the crime. Does not matter whether or not he would have actually been able to commit the crime.

in amount of money determined by the court which must be posted to ensure that the defendant will appear in court.

an agency that may be hired to post a bond with the court in exchange for a fee by the surety.