Is it ever right to try (put on trial) one person for another person's crime?
Is it ever just to try one person for another person’s crime?
Is it a crime to love someone? If I love someone, is it a crime? Can someone kill for others? Can killing someone be justice? Can convincing someone to commit a crime be a crime? Is threatening someone a crime? If someone puts a gun to your head and forces you to either commit a crime or die, should you still be held responsible for that crime? Is is a crime in the United States to watch someone else commit a violent crime and do nothing to stop or report them? Is it a sin if I accidentally murder someone just because I defended myself? Should someone that encourages the suicide of another be arrested? What should one do when someone is peeping into your life and always trying to defeat you? If you fight someone after they threatened to have people beat you up, can they take you to court? Cases in Criminal Law: Has anyone ever stolen anything valuable not for personal gain or revenge but with the sole objective of destroying it? Self-Defense: Is it against the law to defend your self with a knife in public if you are in a one on one fight and you feel your life is in danger? Why is attempting suicide considered a crime? Would you press a button that kills a random person and gives you $1 million, if no one ever knew about your crime? A person who act to be someone else? Why is it that the justice system leans towards helping the criminal and not the victim? Why do some people seem to get a thrill out of threatening to harm someone? Murder: What are all the reasons a person would want to kill another person? Why is attempting suicide a crime? Are you committing a crime by telling someone else to commit a crime? A specific crime? Is loving a crime? Have you ever wanted to kill someone? Why isn't it a crime for a lawyer to defend a person who they know is guilty? Is it possible to be with only one person your entire life? Is there a term for someone who both murders and mugs/robs their victims?  Is anyone who breaks the law a criminal? I have read somewhere if a person meets his double it will cause trouble to someone. Is it true? What's the easiest way to kill someone and get caught?