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Acquittal Of Conspiracy By Exoneration

Traditional Law On Exoneration Of Conspiracy Charge

Under traditional common law, if the conspirators of a conspiracy were found not guilty of the conspiracy, then the defendant had to be exonerated of the crime of conspiracy. That exoneration was limited to the conspiracy charge, and it did not include the underlying crime.

Modern Common Law On Exoneration Of Conspiracy Charge

Today, most jurisdictions continue to apply the rule of exoneration, but only when all parties to the conspiracy are tried together. Any party to a crime involving a conspiracy can be found guilty or not guilty of the underlying crime (the object crime of the conspiracy), without regard to the rest of the parties.

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