> So you can be guilty of “conspiracy to commit X” without ever getting even remotely close to doing X.
Probably most legal systems have something like that.
The interesting thing about US law - at least compared to German law (a Civil law country) - is the fact that even if you succeed with X, you can still be charged with conspiracy to commit X on top.
Probably most legal systems have something like that.
The interesting thing about US law - at least compared to German law (a Civil law country) - is the fact that even if you succeed with X, you can still be charged with conspiracy to commit X on top.