10F
In forceCharge of conspiracy, alternative convictions on
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Chapter IIAAlternative offences
10F Charge of conspiracy, alternative convictions on
If a person is charged with conspiring to commit an offence (the principal offence), the person, instead of being convicted as charged, may be convicted of —
(a)
committing the principal offence; or
(b)
attempting to commit the principal offence; or
(c)
inciting another person to commit the principal offence,
but the person shall not be liable to a punishment greater than the greatest punishment to which the person would have been liable if convicted of conspiring to commit the principal offence.
[Section 10F inserted: No. 70 of 2004 s. 36(2).]
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