The MPC's Position Regarding the Natural and Probable Consequences Doctrine

question 42

Multiple Choice

The MPC's position regarding the natural and probable consequences doctrine states

• A)that an accomplice is liable for crimes that follow as a natural extension of the target crime.
• B)an accomplice is not liable if the person failed in performing the crime.
• C)that accomplice liability does not extend to crimes that were not agreed to.
• D)None of the above is correct.

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