Preparatory and Overt Acts

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1. Under Article 8, what distinguishes a proposal to commit a felony?
2. A person possesses specially adapted robbery picklocks without lawful cause, with every Article 304 element proved, but…
3. A homeowner keeps ordinary pliers for repairs. They are not proved specially adapted to robbery, and the lawful repair …
4. A person decides to commit a specified felony and privately proposes its execution to a friend, who refuses. No direct …
5. A person manufactures tools proved specially adapted to robbery in circumstances satisfying the applicable Article 304 …
6. Explain why absence of attempted robbery does not necessarily dispose of an Article 304 charge.
7. A decided offender proposes a felony to a person who refuses. No execution begins and no specific law punishes that pro…
8. A prosecutor treats every ordinary tool as a robbery picklock. Explain the statutory problem.