ABOUT THE LEGAL TERMS DIFFERENT WORDS. SAME MEANING. Burglary, robbery, theft, breaking and entering, stealing, and larceny, all generally mean the same thing depending on the law that applies where you live. On a practical level, however, all those words really mean that someone, for example, broke into your home and took — or tried to take — your stuff. Same act. Different words. FILMING Just as different courts have different words for the same crime, different courts have different words for ways in which a person can participate in a crime. Above is a list of the non-legal terms for “How” a person can commit a crime. If you decide to become an expert in this area, you will want to learn the technical legal terms used by the courts you work with, and the many nuances that go along with the words. Until then, the terms above are what you will need to know. KILL THEM ALL! Individual perpetration ? Incitement HOW Ordering Conspiracy, Co-perpetration, Joint criminal enterprise Aiding and abetting Command or superior responsibility 116 VIDEO AS EVIDENCE: PROVING RESPONSIBILITY V 1.0