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Under legal terms series, lets understand four terms today Abettor, principal offender, accomplice and accessory Who is an abettor? A person who instigates the other person to commit a crime is called an abettor, for example if A encourages B to kill C, then A is an abettor and B who actually commits the crime, who actually kills, will be called the principal offender. Now Accomplice, who is an accomplice. Accomplice is a partner in crime. Someone who takes part in the offence along with the main principal offender And accessory, who is an accessory, an accessory is a person who helps the principal offender without taking part in the crime, for example if person gives a weapon the principal offender but he does not go with him and does not take part in the crime, that person is called accessory. Therefore, students, the person who encourages the other person to commit a crime is abettor; the person who actually commits the crime is called principal offendor; the person who helps the principal offender by way of participating in the crime is accomplice and the person who helps the principal offender without actually participating in the crime is called the accessory.