If two or more people plan or join together to commit a crime, everyone involved shares full legal responsibility for the resulting offense even if only one person pulled a trigger or stole the money.

You have a legally recognized right to defend your own body, other people, or property against unlawful attacks, provided the force you use is proportional to the immediate threat.

Causing someone's death with the intent or clear knowledge that your action was likely to be fatal.

Intentional killing without valid legal justification, subject to strict statutory exceptions like grave and sudden provocation.

Dishonestly moving someone else's physical belongings without their consent with the intention of keeping or depriving them of it.

Deceiving someone through deliberate false promises or misleading representations to make them hand over money, land, or valuable assets.

Publishing or publicly making false statements that harm another person's personal, professional, or social reputation.

Threatening someone with physical injury, property destruction, or ruin to force them to do something they are not legally bound to do.