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Penal Code

The in-character laws of Saint’s Crossing. For information on OOC rules, see the Rules page.

Non-Violent20 charges

ChargeDescription
Attempted Major TheftAttempting to take and carry away valuable objects and artifacts such as rare paintings and artwork.
ConspiracyKnowingly and willingly planning or gathering means with intent to commit a criminal act.
Criminal ThreatsThreatening to cause bodily injury or death to another person, causing them to fear for their own safety or the safety of others.
FraudWrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.
Improper Storage of Wheeled VehiclesLeaving a wagon or other vehicle unattended in an unauthorized area that causes a nuisance or hazard.
Operating an Unlicensed StillOperating an unlicensed distillery for the purpose of making moonshine.
Parole ViolationCharged when a crime is committed while on parole. Charged in addition to whatever crime was committed to violate their parole.
Possession of ContrabandKnowingly possessing explosives, gold bars or bonds, or any other contraband known to be illegal.
Possession of Human RemainsUnlawful possession of the remains of a deceased human being, including bones and other body parts.
Possession of MoonshinePossession of moonshine for personal consumption.
Possession of Moonshine Intended for SalePossession of a significant quantity of moonshine or a wagon that is reasonably suspected to be used to transport moonshine.
Possession of Stolen PropertyPossession of goods belonging to another with knowledge those goods were stolen.
Public DisturbanceActing in such a manner that disturbs the public while in town limits.
Public IndecencyIndecently exposing oneself to the public while in town limits.
Public IntoxicationActing in a manner that disturbs the public, while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Reckless BehaviorRiding too quickly with a horse or wagon while in high pedestrian areas.
TheftThe taking and carrying away of someone else's property without consent of the owner, such as personal belongings or the goods belonging to a store or place of business.
TrespassingEntering property or areas of a property where one knows or should know that they are not permitted, authorized, or otherwise welcome.
Uncontained AnimalsHorses unhitched, livestock deliberately let loose or other personally owned animals left unaccounted for while in town limits.
VandalismCausing harm or destruction to a person's belongings or property.

Potentially Violent34 charges

ChargeDescription
Aiding & AbettingAiding in the commission of a crime by encouragement, concealment, or planning.
Aiding & Abetting a Major CriminalAiding a major criminal or gang in the commission of a crime by encouragement, concealment, or planning.
Animal CrueltyThe malicious and intentional maiming, mutilation, torture, or wounding of a domesticated animal.
Arranging an Illegal DuelThe planning or facilitation of a duel without proper legal notice.
ArsonThe intentional and malicious burning of property or land.
Attempted Bank RobberyAttempting to break into a bank. This applies when a bank has been physically breached but the robbery has been successfully foiled, or when criminals have made the intent to rob a bank clear, such as taking a hostage to the bank.
Attempted High Value Art TheftAttempting to take and carry away valuable objects and artifacts such as rare paintings and artwork.
Attempted KidnappingAttempting to move a person a substantial distance by means of using force or fear.
Attempted RobberyThe attempted taking of personal property in possession of another from their person or immediate presence via force or fear. This includes robbery of passengers riding on a passenger train.
Attempted Robbery of a High Value TrainThe attempted stopping, boarding and taking of property or funds within a train’s vault.
Attempted Robbery of a High Value WagonThe attempted stopping and taking of property or funds from a transit wagons safe or lockbox.
Bank RobberyThe taking of property, funds, or bank notes from a bank.
Brandishing a WeaponWielding a firearm or other weapon in a public place in a manner that is reckless, negligent, or otherwise creates reasonable alarm.
Commandeering of a TrainThe act of forcing a conductor to steer a train under threats of violence.
Desecration of a CorpseAny act committed after the death of a human being including but not limited to: dismemberment, disfigurement, mutilation, or burning.
ExtortionThe obtaining of property from another induced by wrongful use of actual or threatened force, violence, fear, or under color of official right.
False ImprisonmentThe unlawful holding of an individual against their consent.
GraverobbingThe act of uncovering a grave in order to steal personal belongings or removing a corpse after burial.
HarassmentEngaging in conduct or otherwise nature that reasonably causes another to feel humiliated, disturbed, or unsafe.
High Value Art TheftThe taking and carrying away of valuable objects and artifacts such as rare paintings and artwork.
Horse TheftUnlawful taking of a horse belonging to another.
KidnappingThe unlawful moving of another person a substantial distance, without the person’s consent, by means of using force or fear.
Livestock Theft / RustlingUnlawful taking or butchering of cattle or other livestock from another.
NegligenceThe actively incorrect or harmful administration of care to a vulnerable individual by a caregiver, medical practitioner, or trusted individual.
PoachingUnlawfully hunting or capturing wild animals that are designated as protected species.
RobberyThe taking of personal property in possession of another, from their person or immediate presence, accomplished by means of force or fear. This includes robbery of passengers riding on a passenger train.
Robbery of a High Value TrainThe stopping, boarding and taking of property or funds within a train’s vault.
Robbery of a High Value WagonThe stopping and taking of property or funds from a transit wagons safe or lockbox.
StalkingWillfully and repeatedly following or harassing another person especially if the victim is in fear for their life.
Train RobberyThe stopping, boarding, or commandeering of a train in an attempt to rob those on board and/or steal from the train vault.
Unlawful Discharge of a FirearmDischarging a firearm within town limits.
VigilantismTaking the law into ones own hands to inflict justice.
Wagon TheftUnlawfully taking a horse-drawn vehicle belonging to another.
Weapons TraffickingKnowingly procuring and selling stolen weaponry.

Violent10 charges

ChargeDescription
Accessory to TortureBeing present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the act of inflcting severe pain or suffering on someone as a punishment or in order to force them to do or say something.
Assault & BatteryWillful and malicious use of force against another person without the aid of a deadly weapon.
Assault of a WitnessThe assault of a witness in an attempt to silence or prevent them from testifying, or in retaliation for their testimony.
Assault with a Deadly WeaponWillful and malicious use of force against another person with the aid of a deadly weapon.
CannibalismWillful ingestion of the flesh or blood of another human being.
Hostage TakingThe kidnapping or false imprisonment of an individual to be used as a negotiation tool.
Participation in a ShootoutThe participation in armed conflict with another party.
Participation in an Illegal DuelThe participation in a duel without proper notice given to law enforcement.
Participation in Group ViolenceWillful participation in a violent encounter at the behest or in assistance of a gang or group of people.
TortureThe act of inflicting severe pain or suffering on someone as a punishment or in order to force them to do or say something.

Deadly11 charges

ChargeDescription
Accessory to Attempted First Degree MurderBeing present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the attempted unlawful killing of another human being with malice aforethought.
Accessory to Attempted Second Degree MurderBeing present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the attempted unlawful killing of another human being due to heightened emotion.
Accessory to First Degree MurderBeing present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the unlawful killing of another human being with malice aforethought.
Accessory to Second Degree MurderBeing present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the unlawful killing of another human being due to heigtened emotion
Attempted Murder in the First DegreeThe attempted unlawful killing of another human being with the specific and deliberate intention to cause death.
Attempted Murder in the Second DegreeThe attempted unlawful killing of another human being due to heightened emotion (without aforethought).
Commission of MurderPaying, bribing, or blackmailing a person to attempt to kill a specific individual or set of individuals.
Conspiracy to Commit MurderThe planned killing of another human being.
First Degree MurderThe unlawful killing of another human being with malice aforethought (intent to kill)
ManslaughterAccidentally causing the death of another person through reckless or negligent actions.
Second Degree MurderThe unlawful killing of another human being due to heightened emotion (without aforethought).

Press24 charges

ChargeDescription
Accessory to Attempted First Degree Murder of a Member of the PressBeing present, having knowledge of or directly aiding in the attempted unlawful killing of a Member of the Press with malice aforethought.
Accessory to Attempted Second Degree Murder of a Member of the PressBeing present, having knowledge of or directly aiding in the attempted unlawful killing of a Member of the Press due to heightened emotion.
Accessory to First Degree Murder of a Member of the PressBeing present, having knowledge of or directly aiding in the unlawful killing of a Member of the Press with malice aforethought.
Accessory to Second Degree Murder of a Member of the PressBeing present, having knowledge of or directly aiding in the unlawful killing of a Member of the Press due to heightened emotion.
Accessory to Torture of a Member of the PressBeing present, having knowledge of or directly aiding in the act of inflicting severe pain or suffering on a Member of the Press as a punishment or in order to force them to do or say something.
Assault & Battery of a Member of the PressWillful and malicious use of force against a Member of the Press without the aid of a deadly weapon.
Assault with a Deadly Weapon against a Member of the PressWillful and malicious use of force against a Member of the Press with the aid of a deadly weapon.
Attempted Kidnapping of a Member of the PressThe attempted unlawful moving of a Member of the Press a substantial distance, without the person’s consent, by means of using force or fear.
Attempted Murder of a Member of the Press in the First DegreeThe attempted unlawful killing of a Member of the Press with the specific and deliberate intention to cause death.
Attempted Murder of a Member of the Press in the Second DegreeThe attempted unlawful killing of a Member of the Press being due to heightened emotion (without aforethought).
Attempted Robbery of a Member of the PressThe attempted taking of personal Press-related property belonging to a Member of the Press, from their person or immediate presence, accomplished by means of force or fear.
Attempted Robbery of a Press OfficeThe attempted robbery of any property inside of a Press Office.
Credible Threats of Death or Bodily Injury against a Member of the PressThreats made against Member of the Presss that are specific, believable, and imminent with the intent to cause reasonable fear of injury or death.
False Imprisonment of a Member of the PressThe unlawful holding of a Member of the Press against their consent.
First Degree Murder of a Member of the PressThe unlawful killing of a Member of the Press with malice aforethought.
Hostage Taking of a Member of the PressThe kidnapping or false imprisonment of a Member of the Press to be used as a negotiation tool.
Impersonation of a Member of the PressThe fraudulent impersonation of a member of the Press.
Kidnapping of a Member of the PressThe unlawful moving of a Member of the Press a substantial distance, without the person’s consent, by means of using force or fear.
Manslaughter of a Member of the PressThe accidental killing of a Member of the Press through reckless or negligent actions.
Robbery of a Member of the PressThe taking of personal or Press-related property belonging to a Member of the Press, from their person or immediate presence, accomplished by means of force or fear.
Robbery of a Press OfficeRobbery of any property inside of a Press Office.
Second Degree Murder of a Member of the PressThe unlawful killing of a Member of the Press due to heightened emotion.
Stalking of a Member of the PressWillfully and repeatedly following or harassing a Member of the Press especially if the victim is in fear for their life.
Torture of a Member of the PressThe act of inflicting severe pain or suffering on a Member of the Press as a punishment or in order to force them to do or say something.

Public Servant43 charges

ChargeDescription
Accessory to Attempted First Degree Murder of a Government EmployeeBeing present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the attempted unlawful killing of a Government Employee with malice aforethought.
Accessory to Attempted Second Degree Murder of a Government EmployeeBeing present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the attempted unlawful killing of a Government Employee due to heightened emotion.
Accessory to First Degree Murder of a Government EmployeeBeing present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the unlawful killing of a Government Employee with malice aforethought.
Accessory to Second Degree Murder of a Government EmployeeBeing present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the unlawful killing of a Government Employee due to heigtened emotion.
Accessory to Torture of a Government EmployeeBeing present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the act of inflicting severe pain or suffering on a Government Employee as a punishment in order to force them to do or say something.
Assault & Battery of a Government EmployeeWillful and malicious use of force against a Government Employee without the aid of a deadly weapon.
Assault & Battery while Resisting ArrestWillful and malicious use of force against a SCSD Employee or Bounty Hunter without the aid of a deadly weapon while resisting arrest.
Assault with a Deadly Weapon against a Government EmployeeWillful and malicious use of force against a Government Employee with the aid of a deadly weapon.
Assault with a Deadly Weapon while Resisting ArrestWillful and malicious use of force against a SCSD Employee or Bounty Hunter with the aid of a deadly weapon while resisting arrest.
Attempted Kidnapping of a Government EmployeeThe attempted unlawful moving of a Government Employee a substantial distance, without the person’s consent, by means of using force or fear.
Attempted Murder of a Government Employee in the First DegreeThe attempted unlawful killing of a Government Employee with the specific and deliberate intention to cause death.
Attempted Murder of a Government Employee in the Second DegreeThe attempted unlawful killing of a Government Employee being due to heightened emotion (without aforethought).
Attempted Robbery of a Government EmployeeThe attempted taking of personal or government property belonging to a Government Employee, from their person or immediate presence, accomplished by means of force or fear.
Attempted Robbery of a Government OfficeAttempted robbery of any property inside of a government building.
Attempted Robbery of a Sheriff's OfficeThe attempted robbery of any property inside of a Sheriff's Office.
BriberyThe offering, giving, soliciting, or receiving of any item of value as a means of influencing the actions of an individual holding a public or legal duty.
CorruptionThe abuse of entrusted power by a government employee for private gain.
Credible Threats of Death or Bodily Injury against a Government EmployeeThreats made against Government Employees that are specific, believable, and imminent with the intent to cause reasonable fear of injury or death.
Destruction of EvidenceWillfully destroying, tampering, or otherwise concealing crime scene evidence.
Destruction of Government PropertyThe purposeful or accidental destruction of any proprety owned by the U.S. Government.
Escape from CustodyThe removal or attempted removal of oneself from official detention, or failure to return to official detention following a temporary leave granted for a limited period.
Escape from JailEscaping or attempting to escape official detention being served within a Sheriff's Office cell.
Facilitating an Escape from JailAssisting someone in their escape or attempted escape from official detention being served within a Sheriff's Office cell.
Failure to ComplyKnowingly disobeying a lawful command from a SCSD Employee.
False Imprisonment of a Government EmployeeThe unlawful holding of a Government Employee against their consent.
False Report of a CrimeReporting of a crime to a government official, knowing the crime did not occur.
First Degree Murder of a Government EmployeeThe unlawful killing of a Government Employee with malice aforethought.
Fleeing & EludingKnowingly attempting to flee or hide from law enforcement on foot or on a horse or vehicle.
Hostage Taking of a Government EmployeeThe kidnapping or false imprisonment of a Government Employee to be used as a negotiation tool.
Impersonation of a Government EmployeeThe fraudulent impersonation of a Deputy, Certified Medical Personel, Ranger, etc.
Kidnapping of a Government EmployeeThe unlawful moving of a Government Employee a substantial distance, without the person’s consent, by means of using force or fear.
Manslaughter of a Government EmployeeThe accidental killing of a Government Employee through reckless or negligent actions.
Obstruction of JusticeThe willful interfering with the process of law or an investigation by threatening or impeding a witness or SCSD Employee.
Participation in a Shootout while Resisting ArrestThe participation in armed conflict while attempting to evade the law or Bounty Hunters.
Possession of Government PropertyPossession of goods belonging to the government.
Providing a False NameGiving a false name to a public official to avoid detection or prosecution for crimes.
Robbery of a Government EmployeeThe taking of personal or government property belonging to a Government Employee, from their person or immediate presence, accomplished by means of force or fear.
Robbery of a Government OfficeRobbery of any property inside of a government building.
Robbery of a Sheriff's OfficeRobbery of any property inside of a Sheriff's Office.
Second Degree Murder of a Government EmployeeThe unlawful killing of a Government Employee due to heightened emotion (without aforethought).
Stalking of a Government EmployeeWillfully and repeatedly following or harassing a Government Employee, especially if the victim is in fear for their life.
Torture of a Government EmployeeThe act of inflicting severe pain or suffering on a Government Employee as a punishment or in order to force them to do or say something.
Unserved Time after a JailbreakCharged after a successful jailbreak from a Sheriff's Office where a criminal had already been processsed. The time will be based on how much time left they had on their sentence.