Bar Exam Uniform Quiz
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A man decided to burglarize a warehouse. He asked an acquaintance, who worked as a locksmith, to make a key for the warehouse's back door. The man told the locksmith, "I lost my key and I need to get into my business's warehouse tonight to get some inventory." The locksmith was suspicious because the request was unusual, but he had no actual knowledge of the man's criminal purpose. For his standard fee, the locksmith created the key. The man used the key to enter the warehouse and steal valuable equipment.
If the man is prosecuted for burglary, is the locksmith also guilty as an accomplice? Select one.
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