1. The form of criminal homicide normally occurring during a fit of blind rage or sudden passion is:
A.Murder
B.Capitol Murder
C.Manslaughter
D.Intoxication Manslaughter
E.Criminally Negligent Homicide


2.
R-1 3.3.11 A

A person who recklessly causes the death of an individual may be charged with:
A.Murder
B.Manslaughter
C.Intoxication Manslaughter
D.Capitol Murder
E.Criminally Negligent Homicide



3.
R-1 3.3.11 A

Allan is drunk and driving a motor vehicle. He strikes Tiny Tim, killing Tim, as Tim is tiptoeing through the intersection of Tulip & Vine. Allan may be charged with:
A.Murder
B.Capital Murder
C.Manslaughter
D.Intoxication Manslaughter



4.
R-1 3.3.11 A

Which of the following would not constitute Capital Murder (assuming a person commits murder as defined in the Penal Code)?
A.Murder of a fireman acting in performance of an official duty
B.Murder during the commission of felony criminal mischief
C.Murder during the commission of arson
D.Murder for remuneration or promise of remuneration
E.Murder of a peace officer acting in performance of an official duty



5. Elwood Blues' brother, Jake, has a warrant out for his arrest for robbery. Elwood, being the good brother that he is, calls Jake at his girlfriend's home to warn him that the police are on their way over to arrest Jake. What offense, if any, has occurred?
A.Evading Arrest or Detention
B.Hindering Apprehension or Prosecution
C.Escape
D.Permitting or Facilitating Escape
E.Interference with Duties of Public Servants


6.
R-2 3.3.21

A person commits the offense of Taking a Weapon from a Peace Officer. It is presumed that the actor knew the person was a peace officer if:
A.The person was wearing a distinctive uniform or badge indicating employment
B.The person identified himself as a peace officer
C.The person attempted to handcuff the actor without making any statement
D.Either A or B
E.None of the above



7.
R-2 3.3.21

A person who by means of threat influences or attempts to influence a public servant in a specific exercise of his official power or a specific performance of his official duty has committed:
A.Bribery
B.Coercing Public Servant or Voter
C.Improper Influence
D.Tampering
E.No offense has occurred



8.
R-2 3.3.21

Granny threatens to "punch out" the dog catcher because he testified against her in court for violation of the city's barking dog ordinance. Granny may be charged with:
A.Assault (Class A Misdemeanor)
B.Assault (3rd Degree Felony)
C.Retaliation
D.Coercion of Public Servant or Voter
E.None of the above



9.
R-2 3.3.21

A person commits the offense of Public Intoxication if he appears in public under the influence of alcohol or any other intoxicant.
A.True
B.False



10.
R-2 3.3.21

A person who pays a witness to go to Miami on the day the witness was legally summoned to court proceedings in Beaumont may be charged with:
A.Bribery
B.Coercing Public Servant or Voter
C.Improper Influence
D.Witness Tampering
E.Interfering with Public Servant



11.
R-2 3.3.21

Perjury consists of making a false statement:
A.With intent to deceive
B.Under oath
C.With knowledge of the statements meaning
D.All of the above
E.A & B only



12.
R-2 3.3.21

Sweet Thing is stopped by Officer Friendly. She gives Friendly her license and a $20 bill stating "Can't we just forget this whole thing?" Friendly refuses. Sweet Thing may be charged with:
A.Bribery
B.Gift To Public Servant
C.Official Misconduct
D.No offense has occurred since Friendly did not accept the money



13. It is a violation of the Penal Code to assist a person who is attempting to commit suicide?
A.True
B.False


14. A person who has custody, care, or control of a child younger than ______ years commits an offense if he or she intentionally abandons the child in any place under circumstances that expose a child to an unreasonable risk of harm.
A.10
B.13
C.14
D.15
E.17


15.
R-4 3.3.11 D

Cadet Jones did not study for his Penal Code test. In order to gain more time for study, he calls the Academy office and states "a bomb will go off there in 20 minutes". Cadet Jones may be charged with:
A.Reckless Conduct
B.False Report to Peace Officer
C.Disorderly Conduct: Hindering Proceedings
D.Hoax Bomb
E.Terroristic Threat



16.
R-4 3.3.11 D

Romeo gives Juliet (an adult) an aphrodisiac - a drug which stimulates sexual desires - without her knowledge. Juliet is so overwhelmed that she has sexual intercourse with Romeo even though she had always refused his advances before. Romeo may be charged with:
A.Assault
B.Aggravated Assault
C.Sexual Assault
D.Aggravated Sexual Assault
E.No offense has occurred



17.
R-4 3.3.11 D

If a classroom teacher, while engaged in the performance of his duties, is threatened with imminent bodily injury, what offense has occurred?
A.Assault (Class C)
B.Assault (3rd Degree Felony)
C.Assault (Class B)
D.Assault (Class A)
E.Disorderly Conduct (Class C)



18. Which of the following offenses is punishable by the death penalty?
A.While operating a motor vehicle under the influence of intoxicating substances, a person causes the death another person
B.A person is negligent in operating a motor vehicle and as a result of this negligence causes the death of an individual
C.A person intentionally kills another human being in the heat of sudden passion due to an adequate cause
D.A person pays another person to kill a business partner
E.None of the above responds to the question


19. Engaging in an act of sexual intercourse in a public place is:
A.Indecent Exposure
B.Public Lewdness
C.A deviate sexual act
D.Obscene Display or Distribution
E.No offense


20.
R-5 3.3.11 C

An adult who exposes himself, knowing that a 13 year old is present, with intent to arouse or gratify the sexual desire of any person may be charged with:
A.Sexual Abuse of a Child
B.Indecency with a Child
C.Public Lewdness
D.Disorderly Conduct (Class B)
E.Indecent Exposure



21. Rod walks into the "Friendly Tavern" (premise licensed to sell alcoholic beverages) with a 10" Bowie knife strapped to his side. Rod is not a peace officer or a member of the military. Rod should be charged with:
A.Possession of Prohibited Weapon
B.Place's Weapon Prohibited
C.Unlawful Carrying Weapon (Class A Misdemeanor)
D.Unlawful Carrying Weapon (3rd Degree Felony)
E.None of the above


22.
R-6 3.3.31 A

Which of the following is not a prohibited weapon?
A.Knuckles
B.Armor-piercing ammunition
C.knife with blade of 10 inches
D.Shotgun with a barrel length of less than 18 inches
E.Machine gun



23. A person commits the offense of Unlawful Carrying Weapon if he intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly carries on or about his person a __________, __________, or __________. Which of the following would not be used to fill in these blanks?
A.Short barrel firearm
B.Handgun
C.Club
D.Illegal knife
E.All of the above


24.
R-7 3.3.31

A person commits the offense of __________ if the person knowingly manufactures a hoax bomb with the intent to use it cause alarm or reaction of any type by an official of a public safety agency or volunteer agency organized to deal with emergencies.
A.Hoax Bomb
B.Prohibited Weapon
C.Arson
D.False Alarm or Report
E.None of the above



25.
R-7 3.3.31

____________ means any device designed, made, or adapted to expel a projectile through a barrel by using the energy generated by an explosion or burning substance.
A.Explosive weapon
B.Firearm
C.Handgun
D.Machine gun



26.
R-7 3.3.31

A convicted felon may never possess a firearm.
A.True
B.False



27. Rocky J. Squirrel goes into a dressing room of a department store, puts a sweater on underneath his coat, and walks out without paying for the sweater. What offense has occurred?
A.Burglary
B.Robbery
C.Shoplifting
D.Theft


28.
R-8 3.3.16 B

Vic, a local salesman, refuses to leave a business after being informed to leave by the owner. What offense has Vic committed?
A.Criminal Trespass (Class A Misdemeanor)
B.Criminal Trespass (Class B Misdemeanor)
C.Disorderly Conduct (Class C Misdemeanor)
D.Fail to Obey a Lawful Order
E.No offense has been committed



29. If, without the effective consent of the owner, one remains concealed in a business after closing hours and burglarizes the coin machines therein for $85 in coins, what is the highest offense he is guilty of?
A.Burglary (State Jail Felony)
B.Burglary of coin-operated machines
C.Burglary (2nd Degree Felony)
D.Theft (Class B)


30. When one "ought to be aware" of an unjustifiable risk and fails to perceive such risk, his mental state is best described as:
A.Intentional
B.Knowingly
C.Recklessly
D.Criminal Negligence
E.None of the above


31.
R-9 3.3.4 A

Which of the following is the lowest culpable mental state required if none is prescribed?
A.Intentionally
B.Knowingly
C.Recklessly
D.Criminal Negligence



32. Moe and Larry intensely dislike each other. They get into a "cuss fight" (use of profanity) while in the city park. Others in the park are offended by the vulgar language.
A.Public Lewdness
B.Assault
C.Disorderly Conduct (Class C)
D.Disorderly Conduct (Class B)


33.
R-10 3.3.26

A person commonly referred to as a "pimp" finds clients for a female who receives pay for sexual favors. The female pays the "pimp" a percentage for furnishing the customers. What offense has the "pimp" committed?
A.Compelling Prostitution
B.Aggravated Promotion of Prostitution
C.Promoting Prostitution
D.Prostitution
E.None; this is free enterprise at work



34.
R-10 3.3.26

A person commits the offense of ____________ if, knowing the character and content thereof, he employs, authorizes, or induces a child younger than 18 years of age to engage in a sexual conduct or a sexual performance.
A.Prostitution
B.Aggravated Prostitution
C.Sexual Assault
D.Aggravated Sexual Assault
E.Sexual Performance by a Child



35. Which of the following may cause an offense of robbery to be upgraded to aggravated robbery?
A.Threatens or places another in fear of imminent bodily injury or death
B.Causes bodily injury to another
C.Uses or exhibits a deadly weapon
D.Implies that a weapon is in the pocket of a jacket but never exhibits the weapon
E.All of the above


36. A person who fails to perform an act commits an offense if:
A.There was a moral duty to act
B.He was a police officer
C.There was a statutory duty to act
D.The act was fundamentally wrong


37. Sally sunbathes topless on a public beach. Numerous people are aroused, and some are even offended. Sally's only intent was to obtain the best suntan she could. Sally may be charged with:
A.Public Lewdness
B.Disorderly Conduct
C.Obscenity
D.No offense has occurred


38. If the loss due to theft is less than $500 but $50 or more, the grade of theft would be:
A.3rd Degree Felony   
B.Class A Misdemeanor   
C.Class B Misdemeanor
D.Class C Misdemeanor   
E.You need more information to answer this question


39.
R-13 3.3.16

Officer Dudley Doright has stopped Snidely Whiplash for a traffic violation. Whiplash is abusive towards Doright and there is no one around to be offended by the remarks of Whiplash. Doright arrests Whiplash for Disorderly Conduct, knowing he does not have a lawful arrest. What offense has Doright committed?
A.Official Misconduct
B.Official Oppression
C.Violation of Civil Rights of Prisoner
D.No offense was committed by Doright - Whiplash really is guilty of Disorderly Conduct



40.
R-13 3.3.16

Mack intentionally strikes Sam in the head and shoulders with a nightstick. The incident took place in the jail where Mack was booking Sam in. Sam did nothing to provoke Mack except speak poorly about Mack's family heritage. What offense has occurred?
A.Official Misconduct
B.Official Oppression
C.Violation of Civil Rights of Prisoner
D.No offense has occurred - Sam got what he deserved



41. Physical pain, illness, or any impairment of physical condition is the definition of which of the following terms? (According to section 1.07 of the Texas Penal Code)
A.Serious bodily harm
B.Injury
C.Physical injury
D.Bodily injury
E.Assault


42. Vic, the local salesman, refuses to leave a residence after being informed to leave by the owner. Vic is arrested for Criminal Trespass. What penalty group would this fall under?
A.Felony 3rd Degree
B.Misdemeanor Class A
C.Misdemeanor Class B
D.Misdemeanor Class C


43. A person commits an offense if, with intent to prevent or disrupt a lawful meeting, he obstructs or interferes with the meeting by physical action or verbal utterance. What offense has been committed?
A.Riot
B.Disorderly Conduct
C.Obstructing Public Thoroughfare, Passageway, etc.
D.Disrupting Meeting or Proceeding
E.None of the above are correct


44. Joe abducts the son of the District Court judge. Joe calls the judge, the boy speaks with his daddy, then Joe says "Just think of what could happen if Harry Smith (Joe's brother) is convicted in your court." Joe then releases the boy unhurt at a church. The most serious offense is:
A.False Imprisonment
B.Kidnapping
C.Aggravated Kidnapping
D.Extortion
E.Abduction


45. Effective consent means:
A.consent induced by threat
B.consent by a person legally authorized to act for the owner
C.consent solely to detect the commission of an offense
D.both B & C
E.none of the above


46. A person commits this offense if he does an act amounting to more than mere preparation that tends but fails to effect the commission of the offense.
A.Criminal Attempt
B.Criminal Conspiracy
C.Criminal Responsibility
D.Criminal Solicitation


47. Eddie Murphy shoplifts a video cassette of "Beverly Hills Cop" worth $18.50. While trying to leave the store where the theft occurred, Murphy is confronted by Billy, the store security guard. Murphy strikes Billy in the face, knocking him to the ground and causing Billy to suffer a black eye. Murphy then runs to the parking lot where he is apprehended by Serge, the other security guard. Murphy should be charged with what offense?
A.Assault (Class A)
B.Theft (Class C)
C.Robbery
D.Aggravated Robbery


48. Habitation includes all of the following except:
A.a structure adapted for overnight accommodation of a person
B.a vehicle adapted for overnight accommodation of a person
C.any structure or enclosure designed specifically and only for commercial use
D.each separately secure, or occupied, portion of a structure or building
E.both B & D would not be considered a habitation


49. Proof of a higher degree of culpability than that charged constitutes proof of the culpability needed for conviction of the offense charged.
A.True
B.False


50.
R-15 3.3.2

All persons are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty, and no person may be convicted of an offense unless each element of the offense is proven. The burden of proof required for a conviction is:
A.Suspicion
B.Reasonable suspicion
C.Reasonable doubt
D.Proof beyond a reasonable doubt
E.Preponderance of the evidence



51. Granny kicks the dog catcher in the shins because he testified against her in court for violation of the city's leash law. The most serious offense Granny may be charged with:
A.Assault (Class C)
B.Assault (Class A)
C.Retaliation
D.Hindering Proceedings of Court


52. A person who intentionally takes a shotgun to a polling place on an election day may be charged with what offense?
A.Prohibited Weapon
B.Unlawfully Carrying Weapon
C.Rude Conduct
D.Places Where Weapon Prohibited


53. Which one of the following defenses is not considered to be a valid defense in a criminal proceeding?
A.Duress
B.Mistake of fact
C.Intoxication
D.Entrapment


54. A person agrees with one or more persons to commit a felony; plus an overt act by one or more of them in pursuance of the agreement is committed. This constitutes:
A.Criminal Attempt
B.Criminal Conspiracy
C.Criminal Solicitation
D.All of the above
E.Both A & B are correct


55. Which of the following is not a club?
A.blackjack
B.nightstick
C.tomahawk
D.all of the above are considered a club


56. Which of the following statements is not correct about a "Criminal Episode".
A.A defendant may be prosecuted in a single criminal action for all offenses arising out of same criminal episode.
B.A defendant found guilty in a consolidated prosecution will have the penalties set at the discretion of the presiding judge.
C.The offenses are the repeated commission of the same or similar offenses
D.All of the above are correct statements
E.None of the above are correct statements


57. When a person causes the penetration of the anus or female sexual organ of another person who is not the spouse of the actor by any means, without that person's consent, they have committed the offense of:
A.Assault
B.Sexual Assault
C.Aggravated Sexual Assault
D.Rape


58. COERCION means a threat, however communicated. Which of the following would not be coercion?
A.preventing another from acquiring information likely to affect his judgment in a transaction
B.to accuse a person of any offense
C.to expose a person to hatred, contempt, or ridicule
D.to take or withhold action as a public servant, or to cause a public servant to take or withhold action
E.all of the above are coercion


59. A person who intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly causes bodily injury to another, including the person's spouse, may be charged with what grade of assault?
A.Felony (3rd Degree)
B.Misdemeanor (Class A)
C.Misdemeanor (Class B)
D.Misdemeanor (Class C)


60. A person commits arson if they start a fire or explosion with the intent to destroy or damage a ______, ______, or _______.
A.habitation, property, livestock
B.building, paper, or sign
C.habitation, building, vehicle
D.house, office, animal


61. "Public Place" includes all of the following except:
A.streets
B.highways
C.the common area of a school
D.an apartment


62. Dirty Don, an adult, compels Betty, the baby sitter, to submit to sexual intercourse by threatening the Baby's life. Betty is 16, unmarried, and a virgin. Dirty Don may be charged with:
A.Assault
B.Sexual Assault
C.Aggravated Sexual Assault
D.Desecration of a Venerated Object


63. A person intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly carries on or about his person a handgun, illegal knife, or club. What offense would he be charged with?
A.Prohibited Weapons
B.Possession of Weapon by Felon
C.Unlawful Carrying Weapons
D.No charge may be filed


64. If the pecuniary loss due to damage is less than $20, or causes substantial inconvenience to others, the offense is:
A.Criminal Mischief (Class C)
B.Theft (Class C)
C.Theft (Class B)
D.Criminal Mischief (Class B)


65. Short barrel firearm means a rifle with a barrel less than _______ inches or a shotgun barrel length of less than ________ inches.
A.12/24
B.10/12
C.20/26
D.16/18


66. Which of the following is not a prohibited weapon?
A.knuckles
B.switchblade knife
C.chemical dispensing device
D.illegal knife
E.armor-piercing ammunition


67. ____________________ means three or more persons having a common identifying sign or symbol, or who are regularly associated in the commission of criminal activities.
A.Mafia
B.Organized crime syndicate
C.Criminal street gang
D.Outlaw biker gang


68. A person commits an offense if he intentionally, knowingly, recklessly, or with criminal negligence causes serious bodily injury, disfigurement, or bodily injury to a child ______ years of age or younger.
A.10
B.14
C.17
D.21


69. A person commits an offense of "injury to a child, elderly, or invalid" if they intentionally, knowingly, recklessly by omission, or with criminal negligence (by act or omission) engage in conduct that causes ________ to the child, elderly person, or invalid.
A.serious bodily injury
B.serious physical impairment
C.disfigurement or deformity
D.bodily injury
E.any of the above


70. Engaging in an act of sexual intercourse a public place is:
A.indecent exposure
B.deviate sexual intercourse
C.public lewdness
D.no offense


71. Which one of the following is not an element of proof for the offense of murder?
A.intentionally or knowingly causing the death of an individual
B.causing the death of an individual while engaged in a felony
C.causing the death of an individual in sudden passion arising from adequate cause
D.intending serious bodily injury but causing death


72. Mr. Bill decides to break into a hardware store. He forces his way into the building and begins to collect items he intends to take. Officer Hand arrives and captures Mr. Bill, who also has a  toy gun in his belt. Mr. Bill did not have the effective consent of the owner (Mr. Sluggo) to be in the store. The most serious offense Bill may be charged with is:
A.Burglary (State Jail Felony)
B.Burglary (2nd Degree Felony)
C.Criminal Trespass (Class A Misdemeanor)
D.Unlawful Carrying Weapon


73. C.B. knowingly carries on the front seat of his car a switch blade knife. C.B. should be charged with:
A.Possession of Prohibited Weapon
B.Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon
C.Possession of Weapon by Felon
D.No charge


74. Causation is the link between the ________ and the ________.
A.mental state - act
B.act - harmful result
C.offense - penalty
D.victim - suspect


75. Which of the following Disorderly Conduct offense's is not a class C misdemeanor?
A.fighting with another in a public place
B.displaying a firearm or other deadly weapon in a public place in a manner calculated to alarm
C.uses abusive, indecent, profane, or vulgar language in a public place
D.exposing one's anus in a public place and careless about whether another may be present who may be offended


76. What type of entry is necessary in the offense of burglary?
A.the full body of the actor must enter the building
B.the act of breaking must be proven to constitute entering
C.the intrusion of any part of the body, or any physical object attached to the body
D.a bullet fired into a residence


77. A person acts __________ if with respect to the nature of his conduct or to a result of his conduct when it is his conscious objective or desire to engage in the conduct or cause the result.
A.Intentionally
B.Knowingly
C.Recklessly
D.with Criminal Negligence


78. All crimes must have an actus reus (act) and mens reus (mental state).
A.True
B.False


79. The form of criminal homicide normally occurring during a fit of blind rage or sudden passion is:
A.Murder
B.Capital Murder
C.Manslaughter
D.Intoxication Manslaughter
E.Criminally Negligent Homicide


80. A person commits what offense if he intentionally or knowingly leaves a motel without paying his bill of $65.00.
A.Theft
B.Robbery
C.Theft of service
D.No offense, the motel will send a bill


81. A person has committed the offense of _________ if he intentionally causes bodily injury to a person he knows is a peace officer who is effecting an arrest or search.
A.Assault
B.Hindering Apprehension
C.Resisting Arrest or Search
D.Escape


82. Which of the following is not an objective of the Penal Code?
A.Guide and limit the exercise of official discretion in law enforcement to prevent arbitrary or oppressive treatment of persons
B.Insure the public safety
C.Safeguard conduct that is without guilt from condemnation as criminal
D.To bar, suspend, or otherwise affect a right or liability to damages, authorized by law to be recovered in a civil suit for conduct defined as an offense


83. Property means:
A.Real property
B.Tangible or intangible personal property, including anything severed from land
C.A document, including money, that represents or embodies anything of value
D.All of the above


84. The offense of unlawfully carrying a weapon on any premises licensed or issued a permit by this State for the sale or service of an alcoholic beverage is a:
A.1st degree felony
B.2nd degree felony
C.3rd degree felony
D.Class A misdemeanor


85. Which of the following is not one of the prepatory offenses?
A.Criminal attempt
B.Criminal conspiracy
C.Criminal responsibility
D.Criminal solicitation


86. Bob pats Sweet Thing on the rump. Bob knows she might be a little offended but is surprised when she slaps him silly. Bob's actions might result in what charge being filed (Sweet Thing suffered no pain or injury).
A.Assault (Class A)
B.Assault (Class C)
C.Disorderly Conduct (Gesture)
D.No charge may be filed


87. John Holmes enters a residence without the effective consent of the owner to steal $75 worth of X-Rated video cassettes. What offense has Holmes committed?
A.Burglary (1st degree felony)
B.Burglary (2nd degree felony)
C.Theft (Class A)
D.Criminal Trespass (Class A)


88. What is the primary difference between robbery and theft?
A.the value of the item taken
B.the fact that property was taken from a residence rather than a business
C.the type of entry used
D.the use or attempted use of force


89. Mr. A decides to rob a store. Acting with intent to commit the offense, A points a pistol at the store owner and fires. The owner dies as a result of Mr. A shooting him. Mr. A may be charged with:
A.Involuntary Manslaughter
B.Voluntary Manslaughter
C.Murder
D.Capitol Murder


90. Which of the following is not a violation of the Texas Penal Code?
A.two persons of the same sex kissing on the main street of a city
B.two individuals of the opposite sex are performing an act of sexual intercourse in a public place where the public pays a fee to enter
C.two individuals of the same sex are observed engaging in deviant sexual intercourse through the front window of their residence
D.all of the above are a violation of the Penal Code


91. A person commits what offense if they leave their 6 year old child in their vehicle alone for twenty minutes?
A.abandoning or endangering a child
B.injury to a child, elderly individual, or invalid
C.reckless conduct
D.leaving a child in a vehicle
E.this is not defined as an offense in the Penal Code


92. Dr. Jack Kevorkian travels to Waco, Texas to assist David Koresh in committing suicide. Kevorkian hooks Koresh to his "suicide aiding device" and turns it on. Koresh lapses into a deep coma from which he will probably never regain consciousness. Dr. Kevorkian may be charged with:
A.attempted murder
B.aggravated assault
C.aiding suicide (class C misdemeanor
D.aiding suicide (state jail felony)
E.no offense - only a civil suit alleging malpractice


93. Punishable by up to one year in jail,; a $4,000 fine; and/or both such fine and imprisonment
A.State Jail Felony
B.Class A Misdemeanor
C.Class B Misdemeanor
D.Class C Misdemeanor


94. Punishable by imprisonment for 5 - 99 years, or life, in the institutional division; in addition to, may be fined up to $10,000.
A.Capitol Felony
B.1st Degree Felony
C.2nd Degree Felony
D.3rd Degree Felony
E.State Jail Felony


95. Punishable by a fine only of up to $500
A.State Jail Felony
B.Class A Misdemeanor
C.Class B Misdemeanor
D.Class C Misdemeanor


96. Punishable by life in prison or death
A.Capitol Felony
B.1st Degree Felony
C.2nd Degree Felony
D.3rd Degree Felony
E.State Jail Felony


97. Punishable by imprisonment for 2 - 10 years in the institutional division; in addition to, may be fined up to $10,000.
A.Capitol Felony
B.1st Degree Felony
C.2nd Degree Felony
D.3rd Degree Felony
E.State Jail Felony


98. Punishable by a fine not to exceed $2,000, confinement in jail for not more than 180 days, or both such fine and confinement.
A.Class A Misdemeanor
B.Class B Misdemeanor
C.Class C Misdemeanor
D.State Jail Felony


99. Punishable by imprisonment for 2 - 20 years in the institutional division; in addition to, may be fined up to $10,000.
A.Capitol Felony
B.1st Degree Felony
C.2nd Degree Felony
D.3rd Degree Felony
E.State Jail Felony


100. Punishable by confinement in a state jail for not more than two years but less than 180 days and, in addition to, may be fined up to $10,000.
A.State Jail Felony
B.Class A Misdemeanor
C.Class B Misdemeanor
D.3rd Degree Felony



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