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In a general crime, if a criminal commits a crime, the crime of the criminal is established.
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However, the encounter crimes does not come true only with the actions of one party.
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It is a crime that requires the other party to establish a crime.
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This is one of the necessary accomplices.
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For example, the crime for adultery and the crime of commissioning are typical.
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Those who are in encounter crimes relationships are subject to special treatment under the criminal law.
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This is because the general rule of criminal law does not apply to each other's crimes.
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