| Is it to forsake the slave when I cease to be the aider and abettor of his master? |
| Whether an accomplice is described as an aider, abettor, counsellor, or procurer seems to depend partly on ordinary language, and partly on specific judicial decisions. |
| Mr Young, a trained first aider, felt a faint pulse and gave his wife the kiss of life after calling for an ambulance. |
| Feeling utterly stupid I gathered myself up from under the rubble and hobbled inelegantly to find a first aider. |
| He was treated by the school's first aider for a grazed knee and bruised wrist before being sent back to continue with lessons. |
| Here criminal responsibility arises if the aider and abettor knows that his action will assist the commission of a specific crime by the principal. |
