Conspiracy in the Sixth Degree is defined as the criminal act of agreeing with one or more person(s) to engage in criminal activity. This is a class B misdemeanor. 

It must be shown the person had the intent – either through conscious objective or purpose to be proven guilty of this crime. 

The law also clearly states that it is not considered a defense to have not known about the criminal nature of the agreement. Not all people in the agreement need to be found guilty for one of them to be proven guilty.

The following must be proven to be found guilty:

• The defendant agreed to commit a crime with one or more individuals
• The defendant agreed with the full intention to perform
• The defendant committed at least one related “allegedly overt act”