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Legal Definitions - joint offense
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Definition of joint offense
Joint offense refers to a violation of the law committed by two or more people working together. It is a type of criminal offense.
Robbery committed by two or more people is a joint offense. If two people plan and execute a robbery together, they are both guilty of a joint offense.
Another example of a joint offense is drug trafficking. If a group of people work together to transport and sell illegal drugs, they are committing a joint offense.
These examples illustrate how joint offense involves multiple people working together to commit a crime. It is important to note that each person involved in a joint offense can be held responsible for the actions of the group as a whole.
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Simple Definition
A joint offense is when two or more people work together to commit a crime. It's like a team effort to break the law. Other types of offenses include stealing someone else's things, doing something that's against the law but not as serious as a felony, and trying to commit a crime before actually doing it. In some places, there are certain offenses that can get you arrested right away, even if you haven't been convicted yet.
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