Exam 3: Parties to a Crime and Inchoate Offenses

The criminal law may focus on conduct that occurs:

Which of the following circumstances might render the defendant an accessory before the fact?

The mens rea of an accomplice may be:

The Pinkerton doctrine:

Attempts:

Distinguishing factual from legal impossibility:

An accessory after the fact:

Which of the following participants in felonies are punished by the common law?

The doctrine that there is no conspiracy when there is an agreement between only the parties necessary for the commission of a substantive offense is known as:

Which is the most remote from the completion of a crime?

Abandonment of a criminal intent:

Conspiracy focuses on:

Legal impossibility exists when:

The physical proximity doctrine is used to establish:

In order to be an accessory after the fact, the actor must:

Under common law, the party who must be present (at least constructively) at the scene of a crime is:

The party to a crime who engages in some form of obstruction of justice is:

A defendant attempts an abortion on a woman who is not pregnant.This is an example of:

Merger is a concept that:

Mere preparation is most often raised as a defense to: