For which of these actions will an individual be held liable as an accomplice?

a. knowingly selling a gun to an individual who plans to rob a bank
b. knowingly renting a room to someone who plans to use it for prostitution
c. knowingly repairing the car of a stranded motorist who intends to use the car to rob a bank
d. purposely selling a gun to an individual who plans to shoot at individuals in a movie theater


d. purposely selling a gun to an individual who plans to shoot at individuals in a movie theater

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feels it is more important to protect the citizens of the community against the few corrupt police officers who may exist on his police force.?Detective Smith often becomes disenchanted with the officers that he investigates. However, he refuses to believe that all officers are corrupt. He expresses unenforceable laws govern moral standards and promote corruption because they create large groups with an interest in undermining law enforcement. Detective Smith is likely to believe that the cause of many cases of corruption is: A) ?police personality. B) ?institutions and practices. C) ?moral ambivalence. D) ?environmental conditions. E) ?corrupt departments.

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