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A prosecutor calls an assault’s final movement the “last act” solely because the assailant stopped moving. No proof connects that stopping point to completion of all acts necessary to produce the intended result. Which is best?

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The last movement automatically supplies every missing element. Every pause proves all necessary execution complete. The end of observed movement and the legal end of the subjective phase must be distinguished. All offenses are frustrated whenever an actor leaves.

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