When the crime can only be performed by the principal actor and not through an agent,it is called a

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Nonproxyable offense refers to a crime that cannot be committed through an agent or proxy, and can only be performed by the principal actor. This means that the individual themselves must physically perform the crime, and cannot hire or influence someone else to commit the offense on their behalf. Transferable intent refers to a situation where a person intends to commit a crime against one person, but instead harms a different person. Nontransferable intent means that the intentions of the actor cannot be transferred to another person, and they are still responsible for their own actions. Nonproxyable intent is not a commonly used term in criminal law. Therefore, A, nonproxyable offense, is the correct answer.

When the Crime Can Only Be Performed by the Principal