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Conspiracy (Section 310 Crimes Act 1961)

Charge 1: Conspiracy under section 310 of the Crimes Act 1961

The Crown must prove each element of the offence. That is called the burden of proof. The Crown carries that burden. Also, the Crown must prove each element beyond reasonable doubt. That is called the standard of proof. It means that you must be sure that each element is proved.

1. Are you sure that Mr Smith agreed with Mr Green to supply methamphetamine to Mr Walters?
 

If no, find Mr Smith not guilty.

If yes, go to question two.
2. Are you sure that Mr Smith intended that the agreement to supply methamphetamine to Mr Walters would be carried out?
 

If no, find Mr Smith not guilty.

If yes, find Mr Smith guilty.