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Whoever aids or abets the actual commission of crime either at the place where it is committed or eleswhere is a :
Answer: B
Such a person is a principal in the second degree.
At common law the principal in the first degree is the one who actually commits the crime. A principal in the second degree is present, actually or constructively, at the commission and aids or abets it, for example by keeping watch.
An accessory before the fact counsels or procures the crime but is absent when it is committed, and an accessory after the fact helps the offender escape after the crime.
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