Texas Criminal Punishments & Vocabulary Flashcards

Learn the Punishments for Crimes in Texas and related vocabulary (38 cards)

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Class C Misdemeanor

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Fine Amount: up to $500 Ex: Speeding Ticket

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Class B Misdemeanor

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Fine not to exceed $2000 / Up to 180 days in jail

Or both Example – DWI

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Class A Misdemeanor

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Fine not to exceed $4,000 / Up to one year in jail

Or both Example – burglary of a vehicle, assault

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State Jail Felony

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Fine up to $10,000 / 180 days to two years in jail

Or both Example – unauthorized use of a motor vehicle (stealing a car)

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Third Degree Felony

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Fine up to $10,000 / 2 to 10 years in prison

Or both Example – forging money

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Second Degree Felony

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Fine up to $10,000 / 2 to 20 years in prison

Or both Example – aggravated assault

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First Degree Felony

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Fine up to $10,000 / 5 to 99 years in prison

Or both Example – aggravated sexual assault

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Capital Felony

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Life in prison or Death penalty
Example – capital murder

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Capital murder

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committing a murder while committing another serious felony

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Criminal Attempt

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intentionally tries to commit a crime, an act beyond mere preparation, which tends to affect the commission of a crime. Example: Attempted Murder

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Criminal Conspiracy

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agreement between two or more persons to commit a felony and any member of the group commits an overt act.

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Overt act

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any act that works towards the commission of the offense. Example: Steps in a terrorist attack

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Culpable

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responsibility for a fault or wrong; blame

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Reckless

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without thinking or caring about the consequences of an action

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Negligent

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failing to take proper care in doing something

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Misdemeanor

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a minor wrongdoing

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Felony

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crime punishable by more than a year in prison or by death

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Assault

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a physical attack

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Aggravated Assault

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intent, or act, to inflict serious bodily injury or the use of a dangerous weapon

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Overt Act

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act that works towards the commission of the offense

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Criminal Conspiracy

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agreement between two or more persons to commit a felony

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Abuse

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systematic pattern of behaviors in a relationship that are used to gain and/or maintain power and control over another

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TEXAS PENAL CODE CHAPTER 22.

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ASSAULTIVE OFFENSES

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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.01

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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.02
Aggravated Assault
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.011
Sexual Assault
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.021
Aggravated Sexual Assault
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.04
INJURY TO A CHILD, ELDERLY INDIVIDUAL, OR DISABLED INDIVIDUAL.
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.041
Abandoning or Endangering a Child
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.05
Deadly Conduct
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.06
CONSENT AS DEFENSE TO ASSAULTIVE CONDUCT.
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.07
Terroristic Threat
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.08
Aiding Suicide
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.09
TAMPERING WITH CONSUMER PRODUCT
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.10
LEAVING A CHILD IN A VEHICLE
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.11
HARASSMENT BY PERSONS IN CERTAIN CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES; HARASSMENT OF PUBLIC SERVANT
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TEXAS PENAL CODE SECTION 22.12
APPLICABILITY TO CERTAIN CONDUCT
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Culpable Mental States
1. Intentional 2. Knowing 3. Reckless 4. Criminal Negligence