Crimes

The proxiamate result of persons intoxication, recklessly causes serious bodily injury to another person by a vehicle. Felony

Unlawful killing of another; 1st degree murder, 2nd degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, vehicular homicide.

Premeditated, intentional killing of another; killing another in the perpetration of any; first degree murder, terrorism, kidnapping, arson, rape, robbery, burglary, theft, agg. child abuse, agg. child neglect, rape of a child, aircraft piracy, bomb. NO MENS REA. Sentence; death, life with no parole, life.

• Death
• life with no parole; never getting out
• life imprisonment; 25 calender years.
• If no statutory aggravating circumstance proven beyond a reasonable doubt; imprisonment for life.

• 1+ prior felonies
• risk of death to 2+ people during act
• renumeration or employed another for renumeration
• heinous, cruel, torture; beyond to cause death
• avoiding arrest of D or another
• against a Judge or court official, law enforcement, EMS
• mass murder of 3+ persons
• mutilation of body after death
• terrorism

• No prior criminal hx
• extreme mental/emotional disturbance
• victim/participant consent to act
• reasonably believed a moral justification for the act
• accomplice; minor part in act
• duress or domination of another
• age; youth or advanced in age
• capacity; mental/defect/intox/ which substantially impaired judgment.

• Knowing killing of another
• killing that results from the unlawful dist. of schedule I, II, drug when drug is proximate cause of death.
• Cumulative effect of domestic violence; death.

Intentional or knowing killing of another in a state of passion, produced by adequate provocation sufficient to lead a reasonable perosn to act in an irrational manner.

Criminally negligent conduct that results in death.

• The reckless killing of another by the operation of auto, plane, boat or another moter vehicle as the proximate result of;
• conduct creating risk of death/injury
• drivers intox
• drag racing

Reckless killing of another

• Provides one with means to directly or intentionally cause own death.
• Intentionally participates in physical act by which another causes their death.
• physical act with actual knowledge, and clear intent.
• Fail to prevent another's death

• 1. 2+ prior convictions of;
• DUI, Vehicular Assault, any combination
• 2. 1 prior conviction for vehicular homicide.
• 3. .20 alcohol and 1 prior conviction for
• DUI, vehicular assault.

• Causing, threatening to cause bodily harm, physically restraining or confining any person or threatening to restrain or confine.
• Exposing or threatening to expose, destroying, concealing, removing, passport, gov't Id, or immigration document,
• providing a controlled substance.

Person who knowingly removes or confines another unlawfully so as to interfere substantially with the other's liberty.

• A. 1. deadly weapon
• 2. victim under 13 yrs.
• 3. holding victim for ransom, reward, shield, hostage.
• 4. victim suffers serious bodily injury.
• B. Class A felony. If offender releases victim alive Court can consider mitigating circumstances.

• Intentional, knowing, theft of property.
• By violence or putting another in fear.

• 1. With a deadly weapon, or by any article used/fashioned to lead victim to believe a weapon.
• 2. Victim suffers serious bodily injury.

• 1. Deadly weapon
• 2. Victim suffers serious bodily injury.

• Unlawful sexual penetration
• 1. force or coercion, with a weapon.
• 2. bodily injury to the victim.
• 3. aided and abetted by 1+ persons
• Victim is mentally defective, incapacitated or physically helpless.

• Unlawful sexual penetration
• 1. force or coercion
• 2. without consent
• 3. victim mentally defective, incapacitated, or helpless.
• 4. accomplished by fraud.

• Unlawful Sexual contact
• 1. force or coercion.
• 2. bodily injury to the victim.
• 3. Aided/abetted by 1+ persons.
• victim; mental, defective, incapacitated, helpless
• 4. Victim less that 13 years of age.

Unlawful penetration; 3+ through age 13. Minimum 25 years.

Penetration; victim 3 years or less.

• Unlawful sexual contact
• victim between 13-17 yrs.
• mentally defective, incapacitated, helpless
• perp in position of trust

• Penetration
• D/perp 4 years older than victim
• Felony
• No probation or judicial diversion available for this charge.

• 1. Intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly causes bodily injury to another.
• 2. Intentionally, knowingly causes fear of imminent bodily injury.
• 3. intentionally, knowingly causes physical contact that is offensive and provacative.