A person who intentionally assists a principal in the commission of a crime. The abettor must not be merely suspicious but acknowledge that a crime of the type in question was intended: R v Ng Wai Hung (CACC 479/90, unreported). An abettor may be convicted even though the principal is acquitted: R v Howe [1987] 1 AC 417, 1 All ER 771 (HL). See also Abet; Principal in the first degree; Principle in the second degree.
蓄意協助主犯觸犯罪行的人。教唆者不應只懷疑並須確認受質疑的罪行為意圖作出：R v Ng Wai Hung（刑事上訴1990年第479號，未經彙報）。縱使主犯獲裁無罪，教唆者仍可被定罪：R v Howe [1987] 1 AC 417, 1 All ER 771（上議院）。另見 Abet; Principal in the first degree; Principle in the second degree。 n.

• Assessable income
• Assessment
• Assessment of costs
• Assessment of damages
• Assessor
• Asset
• Assignee
• Assignment
• Assignment by operation of law
• Assignment clause
• Assignment, covenant against
• Assignment of business
• Assignment of proceedings
• Assignor
• Assimilation
• Assisted dispute resolution
• Assize
• Associate
• Associated company
• Associated defendant
• Associate director
• Association
• Association, memorandum of
• Association of South East Asian Nations
• As soon as reasonably possible