Part 1 OWN ON PAGE

 begin by researching NJ statute regarding theclassification of crimes as misdemeanors or felonies. In your main post,include the following:

· Summarize the delineating factors thatdifferentiate felonies from misdemeanors.

· Explore why it is important for lawenforcement officers to understand these distinctions.

· Explain the elements of one inchoateoffense from your state statute.

· Describe whether your chosen inchoateoffense is a felony or misdemeanor.

Part2 OWN ON PAGE

consider the crime of attempt andaccomplice liability when answering the following in your main post:

· Explain whether you believe the crime ofattempt should carry the same punishment as the related substantive offense.

· Evaluatewhether the same punishment as the substantive offense should be applied whenit comes to an accomplice to a crime.

· Articulatewhether the intent of an accomplice in assisting in the commission of a crimeis a necessary element.

· Explorethe criminal liability of an accomplice if the accomplice has a duty to preventa crime, but fails to use reasonable efforts to do so.

Part 1 OWN ON PAGE

 begin by researching NJ statute regarding theclassification of crimes as misdemeanors or felonies. In your main post,include the following:

· Summarize the delineating factors thatdifferentiate felonies from misdemeanors.

· Explore why it is important for lawenforcement officers to understand these distinctions.

· Explain the elements of one inchoateoffense from your state statute.

· Describe whether your chosen inchoateoffense is a felony or misdemeanor.

Part2 OWN ON PAGE

consider the crime of attempt andaccomplice liability when answering the following in your main post:

· Explain whether you believe the crime ofattempt should carry the same punishment as the related substantive offense.

· Evaluatewhether the same punishment as the substantive offense should be applied whenit comes to an accomplice to a crime.

· Articulatewhether the intent of an accomplice in assisting in the commission of a crimeis a necessary element.

· Explorethe criminal liability of an accomplice if the accomplice has a duty to preventa crime, but fails to use reasonable efforts to do so.