If two parties,unknown to each other,agree to work toward the same criminal objectives with one central person,only one conspiracy takes place.

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This is true according to the legal principle of "one conspiracy, one offense." The two parties may be considered as co-conspirators under the same criminal plan if they agree with a central person to commit the same criminal objectives, even if they do not know each other's identities.

If Two Parties,unknown to Each Other,agree to Work Toward the Same