The distinction between behavioral offenders and convicted offenses is to determine the issue of attempted and attempted crimes. Conducted offenders refer to the conduct described in the constitutive elements, which can constitute completed crimes without the occurrence of material harm. Consequential offenses refer to the constitutive elements In this case, it is required that the behavior of the perpetrator has a certain material harmful result before it can constitute an accomplished crime. According to the above definitions, which of the following are crimes in the following forms of completed crimes? ['Robbery refers to the forcible robbery of public and private property by violence, coercion or other methods for the purpose of illegal possession.', 'Theft refers to the stealing of large amounts of public and private property or multiple thefts of public and private property for the purpose of illegal possession.', 'Intentional homicide is the act of knowingly and illegally depriving others of their lives.', "Escape crime refers to the criminals detained according to law, and the defendant's criminal suspects escaped from the custody and supervision of the judicial organs."]