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What is an inchoate crime?
What is an inchoate crime?
- A crime that has been initiated but has not yet been fully executed (correct)
- A crime that is committed without intent
- A crime that is committed without knowledge
- A crime that is fully executed
What are the three parts to attempt?
What are the three parts to attempt?
- General intent, substantial step, proximity to completion
- Specific intent, substantial step, preparation
- Specific intent, substantial step, proximity to completion (correct)
- Specific intent, substantial step, actual completion
Why do courts have trouble looking at inchoate crime cases?
Why do courts have trouble looking at inchoate crime cases?
- They involve determining the location of the crime
- They involve determining the time of the crime
- They involve assessing the defendant's intent and determining how far they progressed toward committing the crime (correct)
- They involve assessing the victim's intent
What is an accessory after the fact?
What is an accessory after the fact?
What must happen for it to be considered accessory after the fact?
What must happen for it to be considered accessory after the fact?
What does 'inchoate' mean?
What does 'inchoate' mean?
In the context of inchoate crimes, what does 'attempt' refer to?
In the context of inchoate crimes, what does 'attempt' refer to?
What is the major purpose of attempt laws in most states?
What is the major purpose of attempt laws in most states?
What is 'accessory after the fact' in the context of inchoate crimes?
What is 'accessory after the fact' in the context of inchoate crimes?
What happens to a person who plans a bank robbery or drives the getaway car, according to the text?
What happens to a person who plans a bank robbery or drives the getaway car, according to the text?
What was the common law rule regarding attempt crimes?
What was the common law rule regarding attempt crimes?
What is the second condition for an act to be considered 'accessory after the fact'?
What is the second condition for an act to be considered 'accessory after the fact'?