Northern Mariana Islands · Commonwealth Code Title 6 — Crimes & Criminal Procedure
6 CMC § 202: Accessory After the Fact
What this law says, in plain English
A person who knowingly helps an offender evade apprehension, trial, or punishment is an accessory after the fact. Punishment includes imprisonment up to half the principal offender's term (or 10 years if the principal faces life imprisonment) and/or fines.
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