Which of the following is true of riots, unlawful assemblies, and lynching? A. The difference between an unlawful assembly and a rout is that an unlawful assembly requires both an assembly of three or more people and an overt act. B. Unlawful assembly does not require that those who are assembled must intend to commit an unlawful act or a lawful act in a prohibited manner. C. The crime of rescuing a prisoner, which has been codified in some jurisdictions, may be committed by a single individual acting alone. D. Lynching requires the taking of a person from lawful custody and is a crime that a single individual, acting alone, can commit