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The law of attempts is a legal principle governing criminal acts that fall short of completion. It stipulates that individuals can be charged and punished for attempting to commit a crime, even if the intended offense is not successfully carried out. The severity of the punishment often considers the proximity of the attempt to the completion of the crime and the defendant's intent. This legal concept serves to deter criminal behavior by holding individuals accountable for their intentions and actions, reinforcing the idea that society condemns not only completed crimes but also the intent to commit them.
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