Conspiracy — Membership in the Agreement is an agreement between two or more individuals or entities to commit an illegal act. It is a type of criminal agreement that is formed when two or more people agree to come together to engage in criminal activity. The most common type of conspiracy is a conspiracy to commit a crime. This type of conspiracy can involve any number of people or entities, and can involve a variety of criminal activities, such as fraud, theft, bribery, or murder. Other types of conspiracy include conspiracy to defraud, conspiracy to commit a felony, and conspiracy to commit a public offense. Conspiracy to defraud involves making false representations or deceiving someone in order to gain an advantage. Conspiracy to commit a felony involves planning and carrying out a felony. Conspiracy to commit a public offense involves planning and committing an offense against the public. In all cases, a successful conspiracy requires an agreement between two or more parties, and an overt act in furtherance of the criminal activity.