Discuss ASIS ASIS-PCI Exam Topic 3 Question 25

By definition, the crime of "conspiracy" requires

Aone or more persons profiting from an illegal act.

Ban agreement by two or more persons to commit an illegal act.

Ctwo or more persons committing a federal illegal act

Dpremeditation on by one or more persons to commit an Illegal act.

Suggested Answer: B

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26 comments · newest first

Gary 1 month ago

D is interesting, but premeditation isn't always necessary for conspiracy.

Helene 1 month ago

C sounds tempting, but it’s too specific.

Georgiann 2 months ago

Agreed, B makes the most sense. It's about planning together.

Deeanna 2 months ago

I think it's B. The agreement part is key.

Talia 2 months ago

D is interesting, but premeditation isn't always needed for conspiracy.

Dannette 2 months ago

A sounds tempting, but it's not just about profit.

Sharee 2 months ago

I agree, B makes the most sense. It's about the plan.

Polly 2 months ago

I think B is the right answer. Agreement is key.

Sage 3 months ago

D seems off too. Premeditation isn't always required.

Ellsworth 3 months ago

C sounds too specific. Federal acts limit the definition.

Heidy 3 months ago

I feel like A is misleading. Profit isn't necessary.

Rolande 3 months ago

I think it's B. Agreement is key in conspiracy.

Roselle 3 months ago

I thought premeditation was key, but I guess not!

Bette 4 months ago

A and C are misleading, definitely B.

Doyle 5 months ago

Wait, are you sure it’s just an agreement? Seems too simple.

Graciela 5 months ago

Totally agree, B is spot on!

Clay 5 months ago

B is the correct answer. It's all about the agreement.

Valda 6 months ago

I think C could be a valid point too, but B is more precise.

Dean 6 months ago

A is misleading, profit isn't necessary for conspiracy.

Suzan 6 months ago

Wait, so just agreeing is enough? Seems too easy.

Ashanti 6 months ago

Totally agree, it’s all about the agreement!

Alyce 6 months ago

B is the correct definition of conspiracy.

Maybelle 6 months ago

I definitely recall that conspiracy needs an agreement, so B sounds correct. But I wonder if they could throw in some tricky wording to confuse us.

Deeanna 7 months ago

I’m a bit uncertain, but I feel like it might involve premeditation too. Maybe D could be a contender?

France 7 months ago

I remember practicing a question like this, and I think it was also about two or more people agreeing to do something illegal. So B seems right to me.

Barrie 7 months ago

I think conspiracy is all about the agreement part, so I’m leaning towards B. But I’m not completely sure.

ASIS-PCI Exam - Topic 3 Question 25 Discussion