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Criminal Laws
Criminal Laws
Criminal Laws
Criminal Laws
Criminal Laws
100
Forgery
What is falsely making or materially altering writing to defraud another
100
Specific Conduct that violates a statute
What is Breach or Violation
100
Any crime that involves a computer or network
What is Computer Crime
100
Burglary Arson Criminal Trespass
What are Crimes Against Realty
100
Less serious crime, usually punishable by confinement in a county or city jail for less than a year, by fine, or both
What is a Misdemeanor
200
Arson
What is Willful and illegal burning of a building
200
Unlawfully offering or giving anything of value to influence performance of an official
What is Bribery
200
Telling lies under oath in court
What is Perjury
200
Fraudulent Sales of Securities Violation of Pure Food and Drug Laws
What are Crimes Against Consumers
200
Bigamy Obscenity Prostitution
What are Crimes Against Decency
300
Larceny
What is theft
300
Obtaining money or other property from a person by wrongful use of force, fear or power of office
What is Extortion
300
Rioting Disorderly Conduct Illegal Speeding
What is Crimes Against Peace and Order
300
Lesser Misdemeanors
What are Infractions
300
Laws that state competing companies may not cooperate in fixing prices or dividing sales by region
What are Antitrust Laws
400
Theft Robbery Embezzlement
What are Crimes Against Property
400
Disproving, justifying or excusing the alleged crime
What is Substantive Defense
400
State statute that prohibits a certain conduct
What is Duty
400
Crime Punishable by confinement for more than 1 year or a fine of more than $1,000, or both
What is a Felony
400
Assault Battery Kidnapping Rape Murder
What are Crimes Against a Person
500
Treason Tax Evasion Perjury
What are Crimes Against the Government or Justice
500
An agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime
What is Conspiracy
500
Duty Breach of Duty (violation) Intent
What are the 3 Elements of a Crime
500
Lying about a past or existing fact
What are False Pretenses
500
Based on problems with the way evidence is obtained or the way the accused person is arrested, questioned, tried or punished.
What is a Procedural Defense