"You can punish the agreement and the overt act even if no one comes very, very close to committing the crime," Weisberg said.
On the night before the N.B.A. was to begin canceling games, league and union officials gathered one more time Sunday night, but once again parted without an agreement, or any overt signs of progress.
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"The attack is an overt violation of the cease-fire agreement reached in June between coalition forces and Moktada Sadr," the statement said.
This assessment does not imply agreement with the motives, overt or hidden, and often malicious, of some participants in the Gaza flotilla.
Although many statutes now require an overt act as proof of an agreement to commit a felony, conspiracy is still largely inferred from circumstantial evidence.
After Husted's plan to selectively limit early voting in Democratic counties was called out for the "overt discrimination" that it was, an agreement was reached to keep hours uniform across all counties, Democratic and Republican-leaning alike.
The acts were resisted everywhere with verbal agitation and physical violence, deliberate evasion of duties, renewed nonimportation agreements among merchants, and overt acts of hostility toward British enforcement agents, especially in Boston.
