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2017 Maryland Code
Transportation
Title 26 - Vehicle Laws -- Parties and Procedure on Citation, Arrest, Trial, and Appeal
Subtitle 1 - Parties Subject to the Maryland Vehicle Law
§ 26-101. Parties to an offense
Universal Citation: MD Transp Code § 26-101 (2017)
- (a) Persons committing violations. -- Any person who commits a violation of the Maryland Vehicle Law, whether as a principal, agent, or accessory, is guilty of the violation.
- (b) Persons attempting to commit violations. -- Any person who attempts to commit a violation of the Maryland Vehicle Law, whether as a principal, agent, or accessory, is guilty of the violation.
- (c) Persons conspiring to commit violations. -- Any person who conspires to commit a violation of the Maryland Vehicle Law, whether as a principal, agent, or accessory, is guilty of the violation.
- (d) Persons aiding others in commission of violations. -- Any person who aids another in the commission of a violation of the Maryland Vehicle Law, whether as a principal, agent, or accessory, is guilty of the violation.
- (e) Persons abetting others in commission of violations. -- Any person who abets another in the commission of a violation of the Maryland Vehicle Law, whether as a principal, agent, or accessory, is guilty of the violation.
- (f) Persons inducing others to commit violations. -- Any person who intentionally induces another to commit a violation of the Maryland Vehicle Law is guilty of the violation.
- (g) Persons causing others to commit violations. -- Any person who intentionally causes another to commit a violation of the Maryland Vehicle Law is guilty of the violation.
- (h) Persons coercing others to commit violations. -- Any person who intentionally coerces another to commit a violation of the Maryland Vehicle Law is guilty of the violation.
- (i) Persons permitting others to commit violations. -- Any person who intentionally permits another to commit a violation of the Maryland Vehicle Law is guilty of the violation.
- (j) Persons directing others to commit violations. -- Any person who intentionally directs another to commit a violation of the Maryland Vehicle Law is guilty of the violation.
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