Article 33. Views of co-conspirators

1. The person who has directly committed the offence or who has directly studied it shall be deemed to have been an accomplice to the offence, together with the perpetrator. Having committed it jointly with other persons(s) as well as the person who has committed the offence by using other persons not subject to criminal liability by virtue of 3. The person who organized or directed the commission of the offence shall be deemed to be the organizer of the offence and shall be deemed to be the person responsible for the commission of the offence. 4. A person who has formed or directed an organized group or criminal association (criminal organization). 5. An accomplice is a person who facilitated the commission of a crime by counsel, instructions, provision of information, means or instruments. I am a crime or the removal of obstacles, as well as a person who has promised in advance to hide the offender, the means or instruments to commit the crime, the traces of the crime or the objects obtained by the crime. as well as the person who promised in advance to purchase or sell such items.