To prove the defendant attempted to commit a crime, courts require the prosecution show the existence of:
A) an agreement to commit the crime.
B) a request to commit the crime.
C) completion of a substantial step.
D) a motive.
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Q27: In all of the following circumstances except
Q28: If a defendant plans to engage in
Q29: For the crime of attempt, most state
Q30: All participants in a conspiracy or common
Q31: Attempting to receive stolen goods that were
Q33: Impossibility is generally not a defense, unless:
A)the
Q34: A conspiracy to commit an unlawful act
Q35: "A person who is a party to
Q36: The Wharton Rule states that the crime
Q37: Which impossibility defense is still viable?
A)Engaging in
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