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The [[crime]] of '''conspiracy''' is the act of collaborating with other persons to advance another criminal activity. |
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Revision as of 23:52, 1 April 2008
For the TNG episode of the same name, please see "Conspiracy".
The crime of conspiracy is the act of collaborating with other persons to advance another criminal activity.
In 2286, the crew of the USS Enterprise, led by James T. Kirk, was charged with conspiracy after their retrieval of Captain Spock from the Genesis Planet. The conspiracy, as charged, led to acts of assault, sabotage, theft, and destruction of Federation property. All of the charges except for one were summarily dismissed by the President of the Federation. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)