incitement
n. Persuading or attempting to persuade someone else to commit a crime. The common law offence of incitement was abolished by the Serious Crime Act 2007. Nevertheless, a number of statutory offences of incitement still survive, including incitement of drug offences and solicitation to murder. See also inchoate.

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