Week 4

Question 1

Counselling Offences

Answer 1

Criminal Code criminalized in 2 ways;

1. Counselling an offence that is not committed
2. Counselling an offence that is committed

Question 2

Conspiracy

Answer 2

• 2 or more people and a tacit agreement
• Intention to put common design into effect
• “Meeting of minds”

Question 3

Incomplete Offences

Answer 3

• Attempt
• Counselling
• Conspiracy

Question 4

Attempt

Answer 4

• Mens rea of the completed offence
• Steps toward commission that go beyond more preparation
• Impossibility

Question 5

Counselling

Answer 5

• Deliberate encouragement/active inducement

- Counselling while knowing the risk offence is likely to be committed

Question 6

Types of Parties to an Offence

Answer 6

• Aiding and abetting

- Accessory after the fact

Question 7

Aiding and Abetting

Answer 7

• Failing to take steps to prevent offence
• Presence or acquiescence
• Withdrawal from assisting an offence

Question 8

Accessory After the Fact

Answer 8

-One who knowing that a person has committed an offence, provides assistance or comfort for the purpose of allowing that person to escape