Can I please get detailed answers with explanations for the following questions Has Jan committed attempted murder if she decides to kill her sister and mentally works out the details of when, how, and where What are the elements of conspiracy What is hearsay What is the difference between solicitation and attempt What must be proven to support a claim of self defense What is a statute of limitations Distinguish legal from factual impossibility Mal Hocus decides to go bass fishing Before putting his boat in the lake, he stops at a nearby fish camp to renew his fishing license The proprietor informs him that she is out of license forms, but that a camp across the lake has them Mal puts his boat in the water and heads across the lake En route, he notices a group of boats anchored at a spot where he has had good luck in the past Mal stops his boat but does not anchor At the very moment he has cast his lure for the first time, a state wildlife officer approaches in another boat Upon discovering that Mal has no current license, the officer cites him for fishing without a license, a misdemeanor punishable by a $50 fine When Mal protests that he was just about to obtain his license at the camp across the lake, the officer responds, Tell it to the judge Does Mal have a defense, or would he be better advised to simply mail in the fine Nevada has a loitering law that states Any person who, without legitimate reason to supervise any of such children or other legitimate reason to be at leisure in such place, loiters about any school or public place at or near which children attend or normally congregate is guilty of a misdemeanor Lazy Larry who doesn't work, dropped his 2nd grade child off at elementary school one nice spring day Lazy Larry then decided to rest for a few minutes before walking around town and checking garbage bins for discarded food and cigarettes Lazy Larry fell asleep A secretary in the school noticed Lazy Larry laying on the grass and called law enforcement A police officer arrived and arrested Lazy Larry Is Lazy Larry guilty of violating this Nevada law

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Can I please get detailed answers with explanations for the following questions? Has Jan committed attempted murder if she decides to kill her sister and

Can I please get detailed answers with explanations for the following questions?

Has Jan committed attempted murder if she decides to kill her sister and mentally works out the details of when, how, and where?
What are the elements of conspiracy?
What is hearsay?
What is the difference between solicitation and attempt?
What must be proven to support a claim of self-defense?
What is a statute of limitations?
Distinguish legal from factual impossibility.
Mal Hocus decides to go bass fishing. Before putting his boat in the lake, he stops at a nearby fish camp to renew his fishing license. The proprietor informs him that she is out of license forms, but that a camp across the lake has them. Mal puts his boat in the water and heads across the lake. En route, he notices a group of boats anchored at a spot where he has had good luck in the past. Mal stops his boat but does not anchor. At the very moment he has cast his lure for the first time, a state wildlife officer approaches in another boat. Upon discovering that Mal has no current license, the officer cites him for fishing without a license, a misdemeanor punishable by a $50 fine. When Mal protests that he was just about to obtain his license at the camp across the lake, the officer responds, "Tell it to the judge." Does Mal have a defense, or would he be better advised to simply mail in the fine?
Nevada has a loitering law that states:Any person who, without legitimate reason to supervise any of such children or other legitimate reason to be at leisure in such place, loiters about any school or public place at or near which children attend or normally congregate is guilty of a misdemeanor. Lazy Larry who doesn't work, dropped his 2nd grade child off at elementary school one nice spring day. Lazy Larry then decided to rest for a few minutes before walking around town and checking garbage bins for discarded food and cigarettes. Lazy Larry fell asleep. A secretary in the school noticed Lazy Larry laying on the grass and called law enforcement. A police officer arrived and arrested Lazy Larry. Is Lazy Larry guilty of violating this Nevada law?