An Accomplice to an Offense Can Be Held as an Accomplice

question 65

Multiple Choice

An accomplice to an offense can be held as an accomplice for acts that are ______ outcomes of the original offense.

• A) natural and probable
• B) planned and purposeful
• C) foreseeable and intentional
• D) predictable

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Definitions:

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