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Conspiracy & Accomplice Liability
Agreeing to a crime, helping one along, or answering for one somebody else committed.
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The Sugar Sale
1975
United States v. Feola — Assaulting Federal Officers; Conspiracy
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The Hand-Drawn Map
1970
State v. Gladstone — Aiding and Abetting the Sale of Marijuana
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The Answering Service
1967
People v. Lauria — Conspiracy to Commit Prostitution
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The GPS on the Jeep
2012
United States v. Jones — Conspiracy to Distribute and Possess with Intent to Distribute Cocaine
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The Beating
1980
State v. Walden — Aiding and Abetting Assault with a Deadly Weapon Inflicting Serious Injury
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The Brothers' Farm
1946
Pinkerton v. United States — Conspiracy to Violate the Internal Revenue Code; Substantive Tax Violations (Illegal Whiskey)
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The Sugar Sellers
1940
United States v. Falcone — Conspiracy to Violate the National Prohibition Act (Unlawful Distilling)
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The Insurance Scheme
1977
State v. Toscano — Conspiracy to Obtain Money by False Pretenses
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The Family Jewelry
1984
People v. Beeman — Robbery; Burglary; False Imprisonment; Assault with Intent to Commit a Felony (Aiding and Abetting)
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