III: Violent crimes

3.01 Assault
Misdemeanor

Assault involves intentionally causing harm or threatening to harm another person. This can include physical attacks or threats that make the victim fear immediate harm. Penalties for assault include up to 5 months in prison and a fine of $350.

3.02 Assault of a Government Official
Felony

Assaulting a law enforcement officer, EMS worker or member of DOJ is a grave offence, involving harm or threats against Goverment official during their duties. This offence can result in up to 8 months in prison and a fine of $500.

3.03 Kidnapping
Felony

Kidnapping involves unlawfully confining or abducting someone, often with the intent to extort or cause harm. Those convicted may face up to 8 months in prison and a fine of $500.

3.04 Vehicular Manslaughter
Felony

Vehicular manslaughter occurs when someone causes a death through reckless or negligent driving. Penalties include up to 7 months in prison and a fine of $500.

3.05 Attempted Murder
Felony

Attempted murder involves a premeditated attempt to kill another person. Those convicted may face up to 13 months in prison and a fine of $650.

3.06 Second-Degree Murder
Felony

Second-degree murder involves killing someone with malice but without premeditation. Penalties include up to 20 months in prison and a fine of $2,650.

3.07 First-Degree Murder
Felony

First-degree murder involves premeditated killing. It carries the highest penalties, including up to 23 months in prison and a fine of $6,650.

3.08 Attempted Murder of A  Government  Official
Felony

Attempted murder involves an attempt to kill a law enforcement officer. Those convicted may face up to 17 months in prison and a fine of $850