Criminal Law, 2012 Bar — Question 3

MULTIPLE CHOICE

Can there be a frustrated impossible crime? (A) Yes. When the crime is not produced by reason of the inherent impossibility of its accomplishment, it is a frustrated impossible crime. (B) No. There can be no frustrated impossible crime because the means employed to accomplish the crime is inadequate or ineffectual. (C) Yes. There can be a frustrated impossible crime when the act performed would be an offense against persons. (D) No. There can be no frustrated impossible because the offender has already performed the acts for the execution of the crime.

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