Crooks v. LCS Corrections Services, Inc.

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• conspiracy to commit arson in third degree not cognizable because arson requires reckless mental state
• conspiracy to commit arson in third degree not cognizable because arson requires reckless mental state
• conspiracy to commit arson in third degree not cognizable because arson requires reckless mental state
• conspiracy to commit arson in third degree is not a cognizable offense because third-degree arson requires reckless mental state and conspirators cannot agree to accomplish a required specific result recklessly
• conspiracy to commit arson in third degree is not a cognizable offense because third-degree arson requires reckless mental state and conspirators cannot agree to accomplish a required specific result recklessly
• conspiracy to commit arson in third degree not cognizable because arson requires reckless mental state

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).