According to De Morgan’s laws: ~A & ~B is equivalent to ~(A v B), and by double negation ~~(A v B) is equivalent to A v B, therefore we can deduce from this post that you either have committed a crime or plan to. Note that both is also an option, due to disjunction being inclusive or, rather than exclusive or.
According to De Morgan’s laws: ~A & ~B is equivalent to ~(A v B), and by double negation ~~(A v B) is equivalent to A v B, therefore we can deduce from this post that you either have committed a crime or plan to. Note that both is also an option, due to disjunction being inclusive or, rather than exclusive or.