/ækˈsɛsəriəl (əkˈsɛsəri) ɡɪlt/ – Phrase
Definition: tội đồng phạm, tội tòng phạm.
A more thorough explanation: Accessorial guilt, also known as accessory guilt, refers to the legal concept where an individual is held responsible for participating in or contributing to a crime committed by another person. This individual may not have directly committed the crime, but their actions, such as aiding, abetting, or encouraging the crime, make them legally accountable as an accessory to the offense.
Example: In a criminal case, the defendant was charged with accessorial guilt for aiding and abetting the main perpetrator in committing the robbery.