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joint criminal enterpriseextended common purposesecondary liability
McAuliffe v The Queen
[1995] HCA 37; (1995) 183 CLR 108
Key Principle
Under extended joint criminal enterprise, a party to an agreed criminal venture is liable for an incidental crime committed by a co-venturer if the party foresaw that crime as a possible incident of the enterprise and continued to participate.
Area of Law
Criminal Law, Procedure & Evidence
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