General Part
Section 2.
Crime.
Chapter 7.
Complicity.
Article 41. Committal of crime by a group of individuals, by an organized group or by a criminal association.
2. A crime is considered committed by a group of individuals with prior agreement, if the co-perpetrators who participated in the crime, prior to the commencement of the crime, agreed to commit the crime jointly .
3. A crime is considered committed by an organized group, if it was committed by a stable group of persons who previously united to commit one or more crimes .
4. A crime is considered committed by a criminal association, if it was committed by a consolidated organized group created to commit grave or particularly grave crimes, or by uniting an organized group for the same purposes, as well as if it was committed by a member (members) of the association to achieve his criminal purposes, as well as, committal of a crime by a person not considered a member of the association, by instruction of the criminal association.
5. The person who created or directed an organized group, a criminal association, is subject to liability in cases envisaged in the appropriate articles of this Code: for the creation or direction of an organized group or criminal association, as well as, for all crimes committed by them, if they were involved by his willfulness. Other persons involved in the criminal association are subject to liability for participation in this organization and for those crimes which they committed or prepared.
6. The persons mentioned in this Article incur liability without referral to Article 38 of the Special Part of this Code .
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