To prove the defendant attempted to commit a crime, courts ...

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To prove the defendant attempted to commit a crime, courts require the prosecution show the existence of
 
  a. an agreement to commit the crime
  b. a request to commit the crime
  c. completion of a substantial step
  d. a motive

Question 2

The first point of contention with the board members came when Ms. Luetin discussed the fact that incarceration rates and crime rates always matched. Is Ms. Luetin correct when she says that incarceration rates and crime rates always match?
 
  a. No, crime rates and incarceration rates can be different.
  b. No, but they are always within 5 percentage points.
  c. No, but they are always within 10 percentage points.
  d. Yes, they are always the same.
  e. Yes, they are only the same for females.

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a

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[peter]

Great answer, keep it coming