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The feigned agreement is a legal defense to conspiracy charges and is based on the claim that the accused only pretended they would help commit a crime. Is the previous statement true or false?
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The feigned agreement is a legal defense to conspiracy charges and is based on the claim that the accused only pretended they would help commit a crime.

Is the previous statement true or false?

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that is false. conspiracy is helping to commit or plan the crime that is committed by another person
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your answer is false hope it's helpful to you

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