 
|
MenifeeManiac
 |
There has to be an agreement between AT LEAST two parties to engage in unlawful behavior or acts.
If just one person tries to convince another, and the other does not comply, the first person has committed solicitation. |
|
Johnathan P
|
No, it can just be two people. |
|
jess_symgai
 |
As they told us during the criminal law portion of the police academy, "You can't conspire with yourself...even if you're schizophrenic and have multiple personalities"
It takes two to tango, and at least two to conspire. |
|
morgan
|
Two or more |
|
Dolly Blue
|
No !! 2 people can conspire to do the deed !!!!! |
|
RP McMurphy
|
No, two will do. |
|
sarah1962
|
just two people that is all you need, all the best |
|
vdv_desantnik
 |
no, just the plan to commit a crime, somebody could be charged with conspiracy to murder for being caught in possession of a loaded firearm |
|
Doethineb
|
No, you and I could conspire together. Often the number of people involved is never known and a person is charged with conspiracy "with persons unknown", but it takes a minimum of two to conspire to commit an offence. |
|
frankturk50
|
It is when two or more people conspire to commit an unlawful act.This doesnt have to be a crime but anything illegal including civil law though the conspiracy itself is a crime. |
|
Captain Sarcasm
 |
A conspiracy is an agreement BY TWO or more people to pursue a course of conduct, which if carried out in accordance with their intentions would lead to a break in the law.
So the answer is TWO or more people. Two is enough. |
|
Click Simple
|
AS every one answered only two is enough
Tony & Gordon Grbbit have conspired to destroy England
They are both foreign nationals perhaps the law is different in Jockland |
|
D
 |
Yes you need two or more really hard to prove and really hard one to disprove but if found guilty it carries a big sentence |
|
the mofo
|
conspiracy to commit any offence legislated in england and wales has to be two or more persons.
so it can be two people for a conspiracy.
(but it's bloody hard to prove at court) |
|
cidyah
|
Not necessarily. One person can take part in a conspiracy or conspire others. |
|
|
|
|
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
