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25 Cards in this Set
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Theft (484)
misdo/felony over $400 |
*taking and carrying away of
*personal property of another *without consent of the owner *with the intent to permanently deprive |
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Vehicle theft (10851 VC)
Felony |
*Driving or taking of
*a vehicle not the persons own *without consent of the owner *with intent to permanently or temporarily deprive the owner *of the title or possession of such vehicle |
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Defrauding an inkeeper (537 PC)
misdo/felony over $400 |
*obtaining of
*food, fuel, services or accommodations* *at a designated facility without paying *with intent to defraud the propretor or manager |
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Embezzlement (503 pc)
misdo/felony over $400 and felony if involving government funds |
fraudulant appropriation or conversion of property
by a person whom it has been intrusted with the intent to permanently or temporarily deprive the owner. |
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Assault (240 pc)
misdo |
* An unlaw ful attempt, coupled with
* the present ability * to commit a violent injury. |
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Battery (242 pc)
misdo/felony when GBI or when against certain class of victims |
* Willful and unlawful
* use of force or violence * on the person of another. |
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Assault with a
deadly weapon or by means of force (245 pc) Felony |
* Unlawful attempt
* coupled with the present ability * to commit a violent injury * upon the person of another * by use of a deadly weapon * or force likely to produce great bodily harm. |
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Mayhem (203 pc)
Felony |
* Unlawfully and maliciously
* deprives a human being * of a member of their body, or * disables, disfigures, or renders a member of his or her body useless, or * cuts or disables the tongue, or * puts out an eye, or * slits the nose, ear, or lip. |
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Elder or dependent adult abuse (368 pc)
felony abuse involving theft or embezzlement is misdemeanor, below $400, and a felony, over $400 |
C Willfully causes or permits
C an elder or dependent adult C to suffer unjustifiable physical pain or mental suffering or C to be placed in a condition or situation likely to produce great bodily harm or death or C violates any provision of law proscribing theft or embezzlement to the property of that elder or dependent. |
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Kidnapping (207(a)pc)
felony |
C Unlawful taking of a person
C against his or her will C by force or fear C from one place to another. |
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False imprisonment (236 pc)
misdemeanor; felony, if accomplished by violence, menace, fraud, or deceit |
C Unlawful violation
C of the personal liberty C of another. |
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Detainment or concealment of a child from legal custodian
(278 pc) felony |
C Every person
C not having the right of custody, who C maliciously takes, entices, or conceals away C any minor child C with the intent to detain or conceal C from a person having lawful custod y. |
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Deprivation of custody of a child
(278.5 pc) Felony |
C Every person who has the shared right of custody
or visitation C pursuant to a court order C who detains, conceals, takes, or entices away C with intent to deprive C the other person of custody. |
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Robbery
(211 pc) Felony |
C Taking of personal property of another
C from the person or immediate presence C against the person’s will C accomplished by means of force or fear C with the specific intent to permanently deprive that person of the property. |
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Carjacking
(215 pc) Felony |
C Taking of a
C motor vehicle C from the person or immediate presence C of a possessor or passenger C by force or fear C with the intent to either permanently or temporarily deprive the possessor or passenger. |
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Excusable homicide
195 pc no crime |
C Killing
C by accident or misfortune C or during lawful conduct C without any unlawful intent and C without extreme or gross negligence (called “criminal negligence”) |
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Justifiable homicide by public
officers 196 pc no crime |
C Killing
C by public officers (or those acting under their authority) C in self-defense or C in arresting or retaking felons who are armed or who pose a significant threat of death or serious injury to the officer or others |
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Justifiable homicide by
any person 197 pc no crime |
C Killing
C by any person C when resisting the commission of any felony where it reasonably appears there is a threat of death or great bodily injury to any person |
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Murder
187 pc Felony |
C Unlawful killing of a human being or fetus
C with malice aforethought |
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Voluntary
manslaughter 192(a) pc Felony |
C The unlawful, intentional killing of a human
being C without malice aforethought C upon sudden quarrel or heat of passion or C during imperfect self-defense |
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Involuntary
manslaughter 192(b) Felony |
C The unlawful, unintentional killing of a
human being C without malice aforethought C during the commission either of a misdemeanor dangerous to human life, or C a dangerous lawful act committed with gross negligence |
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Vehicular
manslaughter 192(c)(2) 192(c)(3) misdemeanor with simple negligence; felony with simple negligence and intoxication; felony with gross negligence |
C The unintentional and unlawful killing of a
human being C without malice aforethought C while driving either in the commission of - an unlawful act not amounting to a felony, or - a lawful act which might produce death, committed in an unlawful manner |
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Stalking
646.9 PC Felony |
C Willfully and maliciously
C repeatedly follows or harasses another person, and C makes a credible threat C with the intent to place that person in reasonable fear for his or her safety or the safety of his or her immediate family. |
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Extortion
518 pc Felony |
C Obtaining property from another
C with the person’s consent, or C obtaining an official act of a public officer C by inducement through wrongful use of force or fear, or under color of official right. |
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Terrorist threats
422 pc Felony |
C Any person who
C willfully threats to commit a crime C that would result in death or C great bodily injury of the victim or the victim’s immediate family, and C that the threat is so unconditional, unequivocal, immediate and specific as to convey a gravity of purpose and immediate prospect of execution, and C the victim reasonably fears for his or her safety or C the safety of his or her immediate family. |
