Crimes

Question 1

Petit Larceny

Answer 1

Under $650 (misd)

Question 2

Possession of Stolen Property Value

Answer 2

Less than $650 (Misd)

$650-$3500 (class C felony)
If more than $3500, or a firearm, (class B felony)

Question 3

MDPP (not vehicle) Value

Answer 3

Less than $250 (misd)

$250-$5000 (GM)

Question 4

Injuring Tampering With Motor Vehicle Values

Answer 4

Under $250 (misd)

$250-$5000 (GM)

Public transportation, police, and fire vehicles (Felony)

Question 5

Harassment (classification)

Answer 5

1st offense (misd)

2nd offense (GM)

Question 6

Harassment

Answer 6

Did threaten to cause bodily damage in the future,

Did threaten to damage the property of another,

Did threaten to do an act which is intended to substantially harm the person threatened with respect to his physical or mental health and safety.

Question 7

Stun Device

Answer 7

Is illegal for prohibited persons.

Question 8

Pneumatic gun

Answer 8

Only charged in CCW, not in PPPFA cases. For PPPFA, firearm has to be explosion or combustion.

Question 9

CCW

Answer 9

You can charge for CCW weapons not listed so long as you can articulate the nature in which they were carried was for deadly purposes.

Question 10

Machete CCW (Classification)

Answer 10

(GM)

Question 11

Short barreled shotgun (Length)

Answer 11

Barrel less than 18 inches

Overall length less than 26 inches

Question 12

Short barreled rifle (Length)

Answer 12

Barrel less than 16 inches

Overall less than 26 inches

Question 13

Discharging a firearm from or within a structure or vehicle:

Answer 13

Can charge one count for each shot.

Question 14

Discharging firearm at/into occupied structure:

Answer 14

Can charge one count per shot.

Question 15

Burglary:

Answer 15

May be charged if subject has two prior petit larceny convictions within 7 years.

Question 16

Conspiracy (GM) in following crimes:

Answer 16

Battery
Burglary
Forgery
Grand Larceny Auto
Home Invasion 
Larceny 
Discharge firearm from/within structure or vehicle

Question 17

Does pneumatic firearm apply to PPPFA?

Answer 17

No! A firearm is defined as expelling a round through explosion or combustion.

Question 18

Possession of a machete concealed is what classification of crime?

Answer 18

(GM)

Question 19

Discharging weapon in public where person might be endangered classification:

Answer 19

(GM)

Question 20

Unlawful taking of vehicle classification:

Answer 20

(GM)

Question 21

Intimidating a PO classification:

Answer 21

(GM)

Question 22

Battery on a protected person classification:

Answer 22

(GM)

Question 23

House Breaking

Answer 23

Forcibly enters a uninhabited dwelling with the intent to take up residence.

Question 24

Unlawful Occupancy

Answer 24

Same as house breaking, however there is NO forcible entry.

Question 25

House Breaking classification:

Answer 25

(GM)

If suspect has a previous house breaking conviction, classification is a FELONY.

Question 26

Unlawful Occupancy classification:

Answer 26

(GM)

Question 27

Graffiti classification:

Answer 27

If over $250 (GM).

If graffiti is on place of worship, cemetery, any education facility, public transportation, the classification is a GM regardless of value.

Question 28

Felony Enhancements include:

Answer 28

Felony committed on school property/function.

Felony committed by adult with assistance of a child.

A person who commits a felony crime in violation of a protective order.

Perceived characteristics of victim such as, Race, Religion, Sexual Orientation, etc.

Promote criminal gang.

Question 29

Enhancement of older person crimes:

Answer 29

Murder
Att. Murder
Assault
Battery
Kidnap
Robbery
Sexual Assault
Embezzlement over $650
OMUFP over $650
Larceny from person

Question 30

Defrauding a proprietor classification:

Answer 30

Under $650 (Misd)

Over $650 Felony

Question 31

Graffiti classification:

Answer 31

Less than $250 (Misd)

More than $250 (GM)

Question 32

Stalking classification:

Answer 32

1st offense (Misd)

2nd offense (GM)

Question 33

Aggravated stalking classification:

Answer 33

Felony, however there has to be a course of conduct that can be clearly articulated.