A police officer pulled Sandy over for speeding. She was not compliant with the officer so he asked her to step out of the car s
o he could search her vehicle. The officer found the blueprints of the bank building located downtown and a list of materials for what looked like the makings of a bomb. Even though Sandy had not gone through with the bombing of the bank building, the officer arrested her on _______________ charges.
The correct answer is Inchoate offense charges or preliminary crime charges
Explanation:
In the case exposed, Sandy had not committed a crime when she was caught by the police, but it seems she was planning to bomb the bank building, which is, of course, a serious crime, because of this Sandy can be arrested for inchoate offense of preliminary crime considering the list and blueprints are the evidence of Sandy preparing to commit a crime or attempting to commit it.
The officer arrested Sandy on Inchoate offence charges. Inchoate offence charges are based on the conspiracy of persons to commit or solicit a crime. <span> </span>
Japan's Reaction Despite the horror of Hiroshima, there were many in the Japanese government that disbelieved the United States had the technical ability to develop, yet alone transport and drop, an atomic bomb. The events of August 9 changed all that.
