Synonyms for co-defendant
co-de·fen·dant

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1. codefendant, co-defendantnoun

   a defendant who has been joined together with one or more other defendants in a single action

   Synonyms:
   codefendant

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1. List of paraphrases for "co-defendant":

   co-accused

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1. Joseph Rogers:

   The defendant had the tools and the ability to change the course of history, he chose to say nothing, and because of that, he has taken everything away from us. He has taken our son.

2. Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O'Brien:

   Defendant provided material support and resources or electronic devices to persons engaged in terrorism in the Middle East and has traveled to that area of the world.

3. Matthew Bogdanos:

   Tessa Majors is struggling now up the stairs. Tessa Majors has minutes left to live. Tessa Majors does not realize at this point why Tessa Majors is light-headed or why Tessa Majors's dizzy or why Tessa Majors can't walk or why Tessa Majors can't stand or why Tessa Majors's about to fall, and Tessa Majors will get to this lamp pole and collapse. And Tessa Majors will die -- face down -- on a dirty New York City street at the hands of the defendant and two others.

4. Prosecutor Creighton Waters:

   The evidence that you’ve heard shows that the defendant became so addicted and so dependent on the velocity of money that the millions of dollars in legal fees that he was receiving was not enough and so he started to steal. He stole by billing personal expenses to the firm ; he stole by stealing from his own family.

5. Prosecutor Creighton Waters:

   After an exhaustive investigation, there is only one person who had the motive, who had the means, who had the opportunity to commit these crimes, and also whose guilty conduct after these crimes betrays him, this defendant is the one person who was living a lie, the defendant is the person on which a storm was descending, and the defendant was a person where his own storm would actually mean consequences for Maggie and Paul and consequences for those who trusted him.