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Felony

A crime punishable by death or by imprisonment for one year or more.

Misdemeanor

Is a crime punishable by imprisonment for less than one year or by fine only.

Malum in Se

Are crimes that are wrong in themselves or inherently evil because they violate the natural, mortal or public principles of a civilized society.

Malum Prohibitum

In Latin meaning "wrong due to being prohibited." Malum Prohibitum crimes are crimes which are legislatively prohibited.

Infamous Crimes

all crimes involving dishonesty, fraud or obstruction of justice.

Assault

Attempted Battery and Intent to Frighten

Attempted Battery

1) An intent to cause a physical injury (a battery) to the victim, not just an apprehension (frightening) of such an injury.


2) The defendant must have the “present ability” to commit a battery.


3) An attempted battery type of assault can even include the spoken word.

Intent to Frighten

1) Act with threatening conduct


2) Intending to cause a reasonable apprehension (fear)


3) Of an imminent bodily harm to the victim

Battery

1) The unlawful


2) Application of force to another


3) Resulting in either bodily injury; or


4) An offensive touching

Mayhem

1) A type of injury that permanently rendered the victim less able to fight offensively or defensively;


2) Which is accomplished either by removal of (dismemberment); or by the disablement of some bodily member useful in fighting.

Kidnapping

1) Unlawful;
2) Confinement and transportation;


3) Of another;


4) Out of the country.

False Imprisonment

1) Unlawful;


2) Restraint or (confinement);


3) Of anothers liberty.