Counselling to comit a crime as a form of complicity

The purpose of my thesis, called "Instigation to a crime as a form of complicity", is to analyze all aspects related to police provocation, which may be defined as an intentional, active incitement of other person to commit a criminal activity which they would not have otherwise committed. The aim of this work is to find answers especially to these questions: What does the term "police provocation" mean? What are legal consequences of using police provocation? Is it legal to use police provocation as a way of investigation in a democratic state like the Czech Republic? Where is the border between lawful and unlawful acting of undercover agent? Which other methods could be used instead of police provocation? It seems necessary to show this topic in broader context, that is why the first chapter focuses on complicity to a crime. In this chapter, the most important aspects of complicity, such as definition of complicity, conditions of criminal liability for complicity or sentencing of complicity, are described. Complicity to a crime itself consists of three different forms - organizing of a crime, instigation to a crime and aiding to a crime, however, chapter two concentrates only on instigation. Since instigator can be defined as a person who instigate another to commit a crime, there is a close connection..