Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies the defense of abandonment for an attempted crime under common law, assuming the defendant had already committed a substantial step?
Question 2
What is the primary distinction between factual impossibility and legal impossibility as defenses to attempt?
Question 3
Under the Model Penal Code (MPC), which of the following best describes the actus reus (guilty act) required for conspiracy?
Question 4
A defendant, intending to commit murder, purchases a gun and ammunition. They then drive to the victim's house, park across the street, and wait for the victim to appear. After an hour, the defendant decides the risk is too high and drives away. Under the dangerous proximity test (common law), would the defendant likely be found guilty of attempt?
Question 5
Which of the following best describes the merger doctrine as it applies to attempt under common law?
