Inchoate Crimes

Question 1

Solicitation

Answer 1

Enticing, advising, inciting, inducing, urging, or otherwise encouraging another to commit a felony or beach of the peace.

Question 2

Solicitation FL

Answer 2

Commands, hires, encourages or requests another to commit or attempt to commit a crime.
all crimes
defense to voluntary renounce and persuade the other not to commit or to prevent give commission.

Question 3

Attempt

Answer 3

1) intent to bring about a criminal result and

2) significant act in furtherance.

Question 4

Legal impossibility

Answer 4

Defense to attempt when D did everything he intended to do but his acts where not a crime.

Question 5

Conspiracy

Answer 5

1. Agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime or to commit a lawful act by criminal means, and
2. an overt act in furtherance.
   must have intent to agree and intent to complete the agreement.
   * does not merger with the crime- can be charged with both.

Question 6

Conspiracy FL

Answer 6

Two or more person agree, conspire, or confederate to commit any offense.
Not need overt act.
defense to persuade others not to commit offense or to prevent commission.

Question 7

Accomplice liability

Answer 7

D gave assistance or encouragement or fails to act when he has a duty to oppose the crime of another and purposely intends to aid the commission of a crime.
Liable for the acts that are reasonably foreseeable regarding what D intended to aid or abet.

Question 8

Accessory before the fact

Answer 8

Aids and abets but is not present during the commission.

Question 9

Accessory after the fact

Answer 9

1. Completed felony
2. D knew of commission of felony
3. Personally gave aid to hinder apprehension, conviction, or punishment.

Question 10

Accomplice FL

Answer 10

Accessory guilty same as the principal (except after the fact).