Withdrawal Erases Conspiracy
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Subject distribution
- CRIMINAL1
Example wrong choices
21191_conference_soundboard_withdrawal · CRIMINAL · Choice ATimothy is not liable for the conspiracy itself because he withdrew before the theft.
Why it's attractive
The answer treats withdrawal before the theft as erasing the conspiracy itself.
Why it's wrong
The answer treats withdrawal before the theft as erasing the conspiracy itself.
21191_conference_soundboard_withdrawal · CRIMINAL · Choice BTimothy is liable for the later theft only if he personally carried the soundboard away.
Why it's attractive
The answer focuses on who carried the soundboard, not withdrawal.
Why it's wrong
The answer focuses on who carried the soundboard, not withdrawal.
21191_conference_soundboard_withdrawal · CRIMINAL · Choice DTimothy is liable for the later theft because withdrawal can never affect Pinkerton liability.
Why it's attractive
The answer says withdrawal can never affect Pinkerton liability.
Why it's wrong
The answer says withdrawal can never affect Pinkerton liability.
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