Handling Overlapping Criminal Conspiracies
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2011 10:48 pm
So as an example:
A, B, C agree to commit robberies.
One day as A and B are walking down the street, they see D, and E nods (making an agreement) to A and B, and A, B, and E rob D.
How would this be analyzed?
is C liable for the actions of A,B, and E even though there was a new agreement between A,B,E?
how should I analyze the situation?
A, B, C agree to commit robberies.
One day as A and B are walking down the street, they see D, and E nods (making an agreement) to A and B, and A, B, and E rob D.
How would this be analyzed?
is C liable for the actions of A,B, and E even though there was a new agreement between A,B,E?
how should I analyze the situation?