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A defendant solicited a friend to burn a car, took a substantial step toward helping, agreed with the friend to do it, and then the friend actually burned the car. Prosecutors charge solicitation, attempt, conspiracy, and the completed arson.
Which statement best describes ordinary merger principles?

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Solicitation and attempt generally merge into the completed target offense, but conspiracy usually remains separately punishable. All inchoate offenses automatically merge into each other before any target crime occurs. Merger applies only to civil cases. Solicitation never merges, even when the target offense is completed by the solicited person.

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