22 Crimes 2013, No. 10 (2) Despite subsection (1), where the crime alleged in relation to subsection (1) is murder, the term of imprisonment shall be life. (3) A person charged under this section is not liable to be convicted in any case where it is proved that the act or omission to which the charge relates was not an offence in the place where it was, or was to be, done or omitted. 35. Party to offences other than that intended - A person who incites, counsels or procures another to be party to an offence is a party to every offence which that other commits in carrying into effect that which was incited, counselled or procured and which the person charged as a party pursuant to this section knew or ought to have known to be a likely consequence of that incitement counselling or procuring. 36. Accessory before the fact-(1) A person is an accessory before the fact who, without becoming a party to any offence, knowingly helps any person to commit an offence. (2) A person is an accessory before the fact in terms of subsection (1) despite the fact that the offence was committed in a manner different from that understood by that person. (3) A person who is an accessory before the fact commits an offence of accessory before the fact and is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 10 years, if the maximum penalty for that offence is imprisonment for life, or in any other case is liable to not more than half the maximum punishment to which he or she would have been liable if he or she had committed that offence. 37. Accessory after the fact - An accessory after the fact to an offence is a person who, knowing or believing any person to have been a party to an offence: (a) harbours or otherwise assists that person; or (b) tampers or otherwise interferes directly or indirectly with any evidence against him or her, for the purpose of enabling that person to avoid arrest or conviction or escape from arrest.