New York Watch, Guard, or Patrol Agency (WGP) License Practice Exam

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A/an _______________ is a person who is liable to prosecution for the identical offense charges against a defendant on trial.

  1. Accomplice

  2. Witness

  3. Victim

  4. Defender

The correct answer is: Accomplice

An accomplice is a person who is liable to prosecution for the identical offense charged against a defendant on trial. This means that an accomplice is someone who is directly involved in a crime or helps someone carry out a crime and may face charges for the same crime as the defendant. Option B, a witness, is not always liable to prosecution and is typically called upon to provide testimony or evidence in a trial. Option C, a victim, may have been harmed by a crime but is not liable to prosecution for the same offense. Option D, a defender, is typically used to refer to a lawyer or someone who is defending the defendant in a trial, not someone who may also face prosecution for the same crime.