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Last Updated: Tuesday, 11 July 2006, 15:10 GMT 16:10 UK
Law Commission
BBC Radio 4's Law in Action was broadcast on Tuesday, 11 July, 2006 at 1600 BST.

A strange quirk of the current law means that you can get charged for encouraging a crime that does not happen, when you will not if you assisted in the same crime that does not happen - sounds confusing?

The Law Commission have come up with a solution. Dr Jeremy Horder, the Law Commissioner for criminal law, explains.

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