14. Attempt, conspiracy, and solicitation are what type of crime?

a. felony crimes

b. violent crimes

C. inchoate crimes

d. crimes of prevention

The correct answer is C: inchoate crimes

Explanation:

Attempt represents an intent to commit a crime or some criminal activity where the final result (the crime) did not occur.

Conspiracy represents an oral or written agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime. It can also be defined as an intention to commit a crime at a certain moment in the future.

Solicitation represents the act of soliciting or requesting another person to commit a crime by offering money or any other type of goods.

An inchoate crime is a crime that did not occur, that is, an attempt to commit a crime or any other criminal activity related to the crime. It can also be considered as an intention to commit the crime but without any particular action. There are three types of inchoate crimes that include: attempt, solicitation, and conspiracy.