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Third Degree Burglary
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1. KNOWINGLY entering or remaining unlawfully;
2. In a BUILDING; AND 3. With the intent to commit ANY CRIME therein. |
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Second Degree Burglary
(Qualifies for First Degree Murder) |
Building is a DWELLING;
The Defendant INJURED A NONPARTICIPANT; or The defendant WAS ARMED Nonparticipant may be injured in the commission or in the FLIGHT. |
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First Degree Burglary
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D commits burglary in a DWELLING (including vehicles); AND
1. Injures a nonparticipant 2. The defendant is ARMED |
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Burglary Affirmative Defense
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If D's being armed is part of the charge, there is an affirmative defense that:
1. Instrument was NOT LOADED; OR 2. NOT A WEAPON |
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Fourth Degree Arson
(Qualifies for First Degree Murder) |
RECKLESSLY damaging a building or motor vehicle,
2. By INTENTIONALLY starting a fire or causing an explosion. Affirmative Defense: D has sole possessory interest in property. |
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Third Degree Arson
(Qualifies First Degree Murder) |
INTENTIONALLY damaging a building or motor vehicle,
2. By INTENTIONALLY starting a fire or causing an explosion. Affirmative Defense: 1. ALL PERSONS with possessory or proprietary interests in the property CONSENTED 2. The Defendan't INTENT was to cause damage for a LAWFUL PURPOSE; AND 3. The defendant had NO REASONABLE GROUND TO FEAR FOR THE SAFETY of another person or to fear damage to another building or motor vehicle. |
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Second Degree Arson
(Qualifies First Degree Murder) |
1. INTENTIONALLY damaging a building or motor vehicle,
2. By INTENTIONALLY starting a fire, 3. with knowledge that NONPARTICIPANT IS PRESENT in the buildingor motor vehicle AND circumstances are such that person's presence is a REASONABLE POSSIBILITY. The nonparticipant NEED NOT BE INJURED. |
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First Degree Arson
(Qualifies First Degree Murder) |
Defendant causes explosion by incendiary or explosive device.
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Second Degree Criminal Trespass
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Knowingly enters or remains in a dwelling.
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