All participants in a conspiracy or common plan to commit a crime are guilty of any act of another participant as long as that act is deemed a/an _____ of the intended crime.

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The correct answer is "natural and probable consequence" because in the context of conspiracy or common planning to commit a crime, all participants can be held liable for any act of another participant if that act is a natural and probable consequence of the intended crime. This principle holds individuals accountable for foreseeable outcomes of their collective criminal actions.

All Participants in a Conspiracy or Common Plan to Commit