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A defendant was at a bar when she saw her exboyfriend who had recently dumped her. The defendant walked away and spotted a good friend of hers. She approached her friend and told him she would give him $50 to beat up her ex-boyfriend. The friend agreed but said he would wait until the ex-boyfriend left the bar. While the defendant was eavesdropping on her ex-boyfriend in the hopes he would say something nice about her, she overheard him having a conversation on his cellphone. During the course of that conversation, the defendant realized that her ex-boyfriend was now a federal agent. Afraid she might be prosecuted for a federal offense, the defendant told her friend not to bother with the planned attack. If the defendant is subsequently charged with the statutory offense of conspiring to commit an assault on a federal officer, the defendant will probably be

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law

options

  1. acquitted, because she did not physically commit the assault.
  2. convicted, because she attempted to incite violence, regardless of her ex-boyfriend's occupation.
  3. convicted, because her actions demonstrated a clear intent to cause harm.
  4. acquitted, because she did not know her ex-boyfriend was a federal agent at the time of conspiracy.
  5. convicted, because her knowledge that her exboyfriend was a federal agent is not a material element of the crime.
  6. convicted, because she initially conspired to commit an assault.
  7. acquitted, because her friend did not carry out the assault.
  8. convicted, because withdrawal is never recognized as an affirmative defense to conspiracy.
  9. acquitted, because she was unaware that her ex-boyfriend was now a federal agent.

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1823
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