John and Cameron are planning to commit a robbery next week. They have determined the place and time. They have also planned a safe escape following the heist. Which type of incomplete crime have the two individuals committed?

A) homicide

B) solicitation

C) attempt

D) conspiracy

E) trespassing

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Greer

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1 May, 00:12

John and Cameron are planning to commit a robbery next week. They have determined the place and time. They have also planned a safe escape following the heist. Which type of incomplete crime have the two individuals committed?

A) homicide

B) solicitation

C) attempt

D) conspiracy

E) trespassing

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Jamarion Turner · Answer 1

I also agree this is a D. conspiracy.

These two individuals have conspired to commit a crime, but they haven't done it yet. Homicide is murder; solicitation has to do with prostitution; attempt is also wrong because they haven't attempted the crime yet; trespassing is also wrong because they haven't trespassed another person's property yet, which leaves us only with conspiracy.

Matthias Bowen · Answer 2

I'd say your best bet is conspiracy. The definition of conspiracy is " an agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime at some time in the future" (Wikipedia). John and Cameron have fulfilled the definition.

John and Cameron are planning to commit a robbery next week. They have determined the place and time. They have also planned a safe escape following the heist. Which type of incomplete crime have the two individuals committed?A) homicideB) solicitationC) attemptD) conspiracyE) trespassing

John and Cameron are planning to commit a robbery next week. They have determined the place and time. They have also planned a safe escape following the heist. Which type of incomplete crime have the two individuals committed?

A) homicide

B) solicitation

C) attempt

D) conspiracy

E) trespassing