Section 31-2A-80 (Article 80.) Attempts.
An act with specific intent, more than mere preparation, and tending to commit an offense is an attempt. A person subject to the code who attempts an offense punishable by the code may be punished by court-martial, unless another rule specifically says otherwise. A person may also be convicted of attempt even if the of
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An act with specific intent, more than mere preparation, and tending to commit an offense is an attempt. A person subject to the code who attempts an offense punishable by the code may be punished by court-martial, unless another rule specifically says otherwise. A person may also be convicted of attempt even if the offense was completed.
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