Practice question
A person proposes an ordinary offense to another, who rejects it. No execution or other special punishable act is established. Does proposal alone automatically make the recipient a conspirator in a later offense?
- Yes, rejection is agreement
- No; the common agreement, decision and required liability basis cannot be supplied by a rejected proposal
- Yes, every hearer becomes a principal
- Yes, regardless of participation
- The proposer may declare the recipient guilty
Legal references
- Revised Penal Code Article8: https://lawphil.net/statutes/acts/act1930/act_3815_1930.html
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