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OCR: 425 U.S at 198 66- (citation and footnotes omittedy. The URC of such strong language 1((b} compelled the Cuurt's conclusion that 10b "cleurly connotes intentional miscon- duct' 1 the defendant The rcquirement is not obviated by defendant status SF an uider and ahettor rather (han the primary violator. The aider and abettor, like Kue 10(h) defendant. must be guilty some sort "inientional misconduet This require- ment adheres the standard for aiding and abetting endorsed by this Court the criminal context in Nye Nissen 1 United States, 6 (1949 There the Court stated adopted i1 the Judge Learned Hand's view of aiding andl abetting F.2d seminal case of United States Peont. 100 401 (2c Cir 1938) Reviewing the various existing definitions of accomplice liahility. Judge Hand concluded that aiding ...