A non-proxyable offense is a(n):
A. offense that, by its definition, involves corporate executives.
B. accomplice crime that requires the offenders to vote on an illegal course of action.
C. crime that, by its definition, can only be committed by a specific individual or class of individuals.
D. conspiracy that must involve three or more specific persons.
Ans: C. crime that, by its definition, can only be committed by a specific individual or class of individuals.
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A. Direct evidence B. Indirect evidence C. Exculpatory evidence D. Inculpatory evidence
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