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We often have separate crimes for unsuccessful attempts to commit a crime ("inchoate offenses"), despite no direct harm having been done, which tend to result i
by kemayo 3y ago
We often have separate crimes for unsuccessful attempts to commit a crime ("inchoate offenses"), despite no direct harm having been done, which tend to result in less-severe punishments than for successful attempts. E.g. attempted murder is still sentenced pretty harshly, but only around half the length that an actual murder would get.
So I guess that the question is how much time successfully selling the secret would have gotten her.