For all non-homicide offenses, there exist only three general elements, the threat of imminent death or serious injury; threat of imminent personal death or serious injury; and no reasonable opportunity of escape exists.

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This statement is incorrect. There are many non-homicide offenses that do not require the elements mentioned, such as theft, fraud, and drug offenses, to name a few.

For All Non-Homicide Offenses, There Exist Only Three General Elements