Crimes Against Persons
Unlawfully killing another person
Murder
Taking someone else's property without permission.
Theft
Behaving in a disruptive or threatening way in public.
Disorderly conduct
Betraying one's country in ways defined by law.
Treason
Using deception to obtain money or another benefit.
Fraud
Intentionally harming or threatening to harm someone.
Assault
Unlawfully entering a building to commit a crime.
Burglary
Being intoxicated in public in circumstances prohibited by law.
Public intoxication
Obtaining or sharing protected information for a foreign power.
Espionage
Unlawfully taking money entrusted to you.
Embezzlement
Taking or holding someone against their will
Kidnapping
Taking property directly from a person through force or threats.
Robbery
Participating in gambling activities prohibited by law.
Illegal gambling
Offering or giving something of value to improperly influence an official.
Bribery
Disguising the criminal origin of money.
Money laundering
Sexual activity or contact without consent.
Sexual Assault
Intentionally damaging property.
Vandalism
Unlawfully possessing, manufacturing, distributing, or selling controlled substances.
Drug Offenses
Not paying your taxes
Tax Evasion
Creating or altering a document or signature dishonestly.
Forgery
The unlawful, intentional physical contact or force carried out against another person without their consent.
Battery
Intentionally setting fire to property.
Arson
Engaging in "playing checkers" for money
Prostitution
dumping your stock before the market crashes
insider trading
is generally a less serious offense, usually punishable by one year or less in jail under federal classification.
Misdemeanor