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Leo robbed a jewelry kiosk and ran through the mall with security guards chasing him. Nora, who knew Leo planned the...
...m and hid the jewelry in a closet. Discuss Nora's and Pat's potential liability as principals or accessories after the fact under Delaware law. This essay tests the boundary between aider-and-abettor principal liability...
Citations: Penal Code secs. 31, 32, CALCRIM Nos. 401, 440
Maya agreed to help Cole steal prescription drugs from a pharmacy. Two days before the planned theft, Maya gave Cole...
...ft and, alternatively, as an accessory after the fact. Discuss Maya's liability as an aider and abettor, whether she effectively withdrew, and whether her postcrime conduct changes the analysis. This essay tests timing...
Citations: Penal Code secs. 31, 32, CALCRIM No. 401, CALCRIM No. 440
Perpetrator asks Supplier to borrow a wrench, saying he needs to repair a bicycle. Supplier believes the explanation...
Perpetrator asks Supplier to borrow a wrench, saying he needs to repair a bicycle. Supplier believes the explanation and lends the wrench. Perpetrator instead uses it to pry open a storage unit. Which statement is mos...
Citations: People v. Beeman, CALCRIM No. 401
Perpetrator commits a violent felony after Helper intentionally encourages the confrontation. At trial, the evidence...
Perpetrator commits a violent felony after Helper intentionally encourages the confrontation. At trial, the evidence suggests Helper knew more about the planned violence than Perpetrator's other assistant did. Which s...
Citations: People v. McCoy, People v. Beeman
Tasha and Omar agreed to confront a rival vendor who had been undercutting their food-truck prices. Tasha drove Omar...
...rival but argues she never intended serious violence. Discuss Tasha's accomplice liability for the intended offense and for the assault with a deadly weapon. This essay tests natural-and-probable-consequences liability f...
Citations: People v. Prettyman, People v. McCoy, CALCRIM No. 402
A friend stands outside a store while another person steals merchandise. The friend knew about the plan, wanted the t...
.... Which statement best states the Delaware rule for aider-and-abettor liability? This question tests the basic Delaware aider-and-abettor elements. Penal Code sec. 31, CALCRIM No. 401
Citations: Penal Code sec. 31, CALCRIM No. 401
After a completed burglary, Burglar tells Helper, "I just burglarized a store; hide me from police." Helper had no pr...
After a completed burglary, Burglar tells Helper, "I just burglarized a store; hide me from police." Helper had no prior knowledge of the plan but lets Burglar sleep in a locked storage room and hides the burglary too...
Citations: Penal Code sec. 32, CALCRIM No. 440
After giving a burglar a key and alarm code, Defendant changed her mind before the planned burglary. She texted the b...
...s withdrawal? This question tests withdrawal from aiding-and-abetting liability. CALCRIM No. 401
Citations: CALCRIM No. 401
Before a planned vandalism, Speaker texts, "Break every window tonight. I will distract the guard." Speaker knows the...
Before a planned vandalism, Speaker texts, "Break every window tonight. I will distract the guard." Speaker knows the plan is unlawful and wants it to succeed. Speaker never touches the windows. Which statement is mos...
Citations: Penal Code sec. 31, CALCRIM No. 401
Defendant helped a friend commit a planned vandalism by driving him to a rival's business and handing him a metal bar...
...assault with a deadly weapon. Which statement best describes possible liability for the assault as a nontarget offense? This question tests Delaware natural-and-probable-consequences liability for nontarget offenses. Peo...
Citations: People v. Prettyman, CALCRIM No. 402
Devon told Riley that he planned to break into a closed electronics store after midnight and asked Riley to "watch th...
...and never entered or touched the property. Discuss Riley's potential accomplice liability for the charged offenses under Delaware law. This essay tests basic Delaware aider-and-abettor liability and the mere-presence di...
Citations: Penal Code sec. 31, People v. Beeman, CALCRIM No. 401
Driver waits outside a store knowing Robber is inside committing a robbery. Robber runs out with money and jumps into...
Driver waits outside a store knowing Robber is inside committing a robbery. Robber runs out with money and jumps into Driver's car before reaching a place of temporary safety. Driver speeds away according to their pla...
Citations: Penal Code sec. 31, CALCRIM No. 401
During a shoplifting incident, Friend silently stood near the door. Friend knew Perpetrator was stealing, did not app...
During a shoplifting incident, Friend silently stood near the door. Friend knew Perpetrator was stealing, did not approve, said nothing, blocked no one, and gave no signal. Friend left before Perpetrator exited. Which...
Citations: People v. Beeman, CALCRIM No. 401
Planner never goes to the scene of a warehouse break-in. Before the crime, Planner texts the perpetrator the alarm co...
...best describes Planner's absence from the scene? This question tests liability for remote advice or encouragement. Penal Code sec. 31, CALCRIM No. 401
Citations: Penal Code sec. 31, CALCRIM No. 401
Sam planned to steal a delivery van. He asked Alex, a mechanic, whether a certain model could be started without a ke...
...and Sam has not been convicted. Discuss Alex's and Blair's potential accomplice liability under Delaware law. This essay tests separate mental-state analysis for multiple alleged accomplices. Penal Code sec. 31, People...
Citations: Penal Code sec. 31, People v. Beeman, People v. McCoy, CALCRIM Nos. 400, 401
The parties dispute the legal effect of a contested transaction. One material fact supports relief while another trig...
The parties dispute the legal effect of a contested transaction. One material fact supports relief while another triggers a limitation under the governing rule. One fact supports relief and another undercuts it, so th...
The parties dispute the legal effect of a contested transaction. The defendant helped before the crime but later clai...
...analysis? Correct. The answer should identify the governing rule for Accomplice Liability and apply it to the operative facts. This choice applies the governing rule to the operative facts and leaves room for the strong...
The parties dispute the legal effect of a contested transaction. The defendant helped before the crime but later clai...
...analysis? Correct. The answer should identify the governing rule for Accomplice Liability and apply it to the operative facts. This choice applies the governing rule to the operative facts and leaves room for the strong...
The parties dispute the legal effect of a contested transaction. The defendant helped before the crime but later clai...
...analysis? Correct. The answer should identify the governing rule for Accomplice Liability and apply it to the operative facts. This choice applies the governing rule to the operative facts and leaves room for the strong...
The parties dispute the legal effect of a contested transaction. The defendant helped before the crime but later clai...
...accurate? Correct. The answer should identify the governing rule for Accomplice Liability and apply it to the operative facts. This choice applies the governing rule to the operative facts and leaves room for the strong...
The parties dispute the legal effect of a contested transaction. The defendant helped before the crime but later clai...
The parties dispute the legal effect of a contested transaction. The defendant helped before the crime but later claimed withdrawal and lack of intent. A party relied on common practice, but the record includes facts...