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An accomplice is liable for:

A Only their own acts
B The target crime and all foreseeable crimes committed in furtherance
C Only the crime they personally committed
D No liability at all

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Accomplice liability: one who aids, abets, or encourages with intent is liable for the target crime and all natural and probable consequences committed in furtherance.

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