To set upon with violent force, an assault.

  A violent public disturbance by three or more people which causes danger, damage or injury to property or persons.

  A sentence where the court is authorized to release the defendant without fine, imprisonment, or probation supervision if the court is of the opinion that no proper purpose would be served by imposi [..]

  Taking away by violence or fraud and persuasion; kidnapping. Usually a female or wife, child or ward.

  See Aiding and Abetting.

  Taking away with intent to harm or deceive.

  Not the perpetrator of the crime but in some way involved without being present in the commission of the crime.

  One who helps a criminal to elude arrest.

  One who induces another to commit a crime

  Conforming to the rules.