Chapter 11: CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER, MORALITY, AND HEALTH.

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Chapter 11: CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER, MORALITY, AND HEALTH

Prostitution Performing a sexual act Performing a sexual act In exchange for money In exchange for money

Indecent Exposure Mental Compulsion Mental Compulsion

Pornography and Obscenity The Miller test The Miller test Child Pornography Child Pornography

Drug Crimes Control Substances Control Substances Possession Possession Intent to Sell Intent to Sell

Driving Under the Influence Proof Proof Field Sobriety Tests Field Sobriety Tests Implied Consent Implied Consent Blood and Breath Test Blood and Breath Test

CRIMES AGAINST ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE Witness tampering Witness tampering Bribery Bribery

Crimes Against Public Order Carrying Concealed Weapon Carrying Concealed Weapon Public Fighting Public Fighting Terrorism Terrorism Riot Riot Unlawful Assembly Unlawful Assembly Disorderly Conduct Disorderly Conduct Threats Threats Harassment Harassment Vagrancy and Loitering Vagrancy and Loitering Public Drunkenness Public Drunkenness Tax Crimes Tax Crimes Cruelty to Animals Cruelty to Animals

Public Drunkenness Texas = Public Intoxication Texas = Public Intoxication

Additional Space for Classroom Notes

End of Chapter 11