In all of the following circumstances except one a person could be criminally liable for the conduct of another if he or she is a party to a conspiracy to commit a crime and:

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In all of the following circumstances except one a person could be criminally liable for the conduct of another if he or she is a party to a conspiracy to commit a crime and: ​

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In a conspiracy, criminal liability can extend to all parties involved if they agree to commit a crime and take some action towards its commission. Hiring, urging, or counseling someone to commit a crime can make one criminally liable as part of a conspiracy. However, attempting but failing to stop a crime does not typically result in criminal liability for the conduct of others within the context of conspiracy, as the liability is based on the agreement and actions to further the crime, not on failing to prevent it.

In All of the Following Circumstances Except One a Person