The crime of solicitation is complete when ______.
A) the solicited individual carries out the criminal act
B) the solicitor engages the individual to carry out the criminal act, whether the act is completed or not
C) the deed is solidified in a written agreement
D) the solicitor walks away before carrying out the act

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The crime of solicitation is considered complete when the solicitor engages another individual to carry out a criminal act, regardless of whether the act is ultimately completed or not. The essence of the crime lies in the act of solicitation itself, not in the completion of the solicited criminal act.

The Crime of Solicitation Is Complete When ______