Infractions, Misdemeanors, and Felonies. Terms to Know Murder – killing with deliberate intent to kill 1 st degree – premeditation 2 nd degree – sudden.

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Infractions, Misdemeanors, and Felonies

Terms to Know Murder – killing with deliberate intent to kill 1 st degree – premeditation 2 nd degree – sudden intent to kill or cause injury without caring if the injury kills Manslaughter – killing without intention Voluntary – sudden impulse Involuntary – not expecting to cause great harm

Terms to Know Assault – threat to inflict injury Battery – physical violence Larceny – obtaining property by deceit Burglary – illegal entry with intent to steal Robbery – Taking another’s property by force or fear

Infractions Motor vehicle violations Bike, Moped, Pedestrian violations City Ordinances Criminal Violations (provoking a fight, stealing cable)

Misdemeanors Property Crimes Petty theft Shoplifting Public Crimes Drag racing Prostitution Weapon Crimes Licensing Controlled Substance Public intoxication DUI Possession Person Crimes Assault Battery

Felonies Property Crimes Arson Burglary Auto theft Public Crimes Bribery Perjury Assisting Criminals Professional Gambling Weapon Crimes Pointing a loaded fire arm Gun on school property Controlled Substance 2 nd offense possession Person Crimes Kidnapping Rape Robbery Sex crimes Manslaughter