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A) have the defense of legal impossibility.
B) have the defense of factual impossibility.
C) have no defense; legal impossibility is not a defense to criminal attempt.
D) have no defense; factual impossibility is not a defense to criminal attempt.
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A) white-collar crime
B) organized crime
C) government corruption
D) all of these answers are correct
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A) factual impossibility
B) legal impossibility
C) both legal and factual impossibility
D) neither legal or factual impossibility
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A) knowledge.
B) aid.
C) abetting.
D) purpose.
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A) high maximum fines
B) long maximum prison sentences
C) high maximum fines and long maximum prison sentences
D) none of these answers is correct
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A) the all but the last act test
B) the dangerous proximity test
C) the probable desistance test
D) the substantial steps test
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A) two
B) three
C) four
D) five
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A) the indispensable element test
B) the dangerous proximity test
C) the unequivocality test
D) the all but the last act test
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A) dangerous conduct and dangerous people
B) group activity and inciting others
C) imitation and stimulation of crime
D) group activity and stimulation of crime
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