Aiding and Abetting, Inchoate, and Accessorial Crimes

A. Aiding and Abetting and Related Doctrines

• 400. Aiding and Abetting: General Principles
• 401. Aiding and Abetting: Intended Crimes
• 402. Natural and Probable Consequences Doctrine (Target and Non-Target Offenses Charged)
• 403. Natural and Probable Consequences (Only Non-Target Offense Charged)
• 404. Intoxication
• 405–414. Reserved for Future Use

B. Conspiracy

• 415. Conspiracy (Pen. Code, § 182)
• 416. Evidence of Uncharged Conspiracy
• 417. Liability for Coconspirators' Acts
• 418. Coconspirator's Statements
• 419. Acts Committed or Statements Made Before Joining Conspiracy
• 420. Withdrawal From Conspiracy
• 421–439. Reserved for Future Use

C. Accessory and Solicitation

• 440. Accessories (Pen. Code, § 32)
• 441. Solicitation: Elements (Pen. Code, § 653f)
• 442. Solicitation of a Minor (Pen. Code, § 653j)
• 443. Compelling Another to Commit Crime
• 444–449. Reserved for Future Use

D. Corporate Officers

• 450. Liability of Corporate Officers and Agents: Single Theory of Liability
• 451. Liability of Corporate Officers and Agents: Two Theories of Liability
• 452–459. Reserved for Future Use

E. Attempt

• 460. Attempt Other Than Attempted Murder
• 461–499. Reserved for Future Use

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