In Character
Penal Code
The in-character laws of Saint’s Crossing. For information on OOC rules, see the Rules page.
Non-Violent20 charges
| Charge | Description |
|---|---|
| Attempted Major Theft | Attempting to take and carry away valuable objects and artifacts such as rare paintings and artwork. |
| Conspiracy | Knowingly and willingly planning or gathering means with intent to commit a criminal act. |
| Criminal Threats | Threatening to cause bodily injury or death to another person, causing them to fear for their own safety or the safety of others. |
| Fraud | Wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain. |
| Improper Storage of Wheeled Vehicles | Leaving a wagon or other vehicle unattended in an unauthorized area that causes a nuisance or hazard. |
| Operating an Unlicensed Still | Operating an unlicensed distillery for the purpose of making moonshine. |
| Parole Violation | Charged when a crime is committed while on parole. Charged in addition to whatever crime was committed to violate their parole. |
| Possession of Contraband | Knowingly possessing explosives, gold bars or bonds, or any other contraband known to be illegal. |
| Possession of Human Remains | Unlawful possession of the remains of a deceased human being, including bones and other body parts. |
| Possession of Moonshine | Possession of moonshine for personal consumption. |
| Possession of Moonshine Intended for Sale | Possession of a significant quantity of moonshine or a wagon that is reasonably suspected to be used to transport moonshine. |
| Possession of Stolen Property | Possession of goods belonging to another with knowledge those goods were stolen. |
| Public Disturbance | Acting in such a manner that disturbs the public while in town limits. |
| Public Indecency | Indecently exposing oneself to the public while in town limits. |
| Public Intoxication | Acting in a manner that disturbs the public, while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. |
| Reckless Behavior | Riding too quickly with a horse or wagon while in high pedestrian areas. |
| Theft | The 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. |
| Trespassing | Entering property or areas of a property where one knows or should know that they are not permitted, authorized, or otherwise welcome. |
| Uncontained Animals | Horses unhitched, livestock deliberately let loose or other personally owned animals left unaccounted for while in town limits. |
| Vandalism | Causing harm or destruction to a person's belongings or property. |
Potentially Violent34 charges
| Charge | Description |
|---|---|
| Aiding & Abetting | Aiding in the commission of a crime by encouragement, concealment, or planning. |
| Aiding & Abetting a Major Criminal | Aiding a major criminal or gang in the commission of a crime by encouragement, concealment, or planning. |
| Animal Cruelty | The malicious and intentional maiming, mutilation, torture, or wounding of a domesticated animal. |
| Arranging an Illegal Duel | The planning or facilitation of a duel without proper legal notice. |
| Arson | The intentional and malicious burning of property or land. |
| Attempted Bank Robbery | Attempting 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 Theft | Attempting to take and carry away valuable objects and artifacts such as rare paintings and artwork. |
| Attempted Kidnapping | Attempting to move a person a substantial distance by means of using force or fear. |
| Attempted Robbery | The 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 Train | The attempted stopping, boarding and taking of property or funds within a train’s vault. |
| Attempted Robbery of a High Value Wagon | The attempted stopping and taking of property or funds from a transit wagons safe or lockbox. |
| Bank Robbery | The taking of property, funds, or bank notes from a bank. |
| Brandishing a Weapon | Wielding a firearm or other weapon in a public place in a manner that is reckless, negligent, or otherwise creates reasonable alarm. |
| Commandeering of a Train | The act of forcing a conductor to steer a train under threats of violence. |
| Desecration of a Corpse | Any act committed after the death of a human being including but not limited to: dismemberment, disfigurement, mutilation, or burning. |
| Extortion | The obtaining of property from another induced by wrongful use of actual or threatened force, violence, fear, or under color of official right. |
| False Imprisonment | The unlawful holding of an individual against their consent. |
| Graverobbing | The act of uncovering a grave in order to steal personal belongings or removing a corpse after burial. |
| Harassment | Engaging in conduct or otherwise nature that reasonably causes another to feel humiliated, disturbed, or unsafe. |
| High Value Art Theft | The taking and carrying away of valuable objects and artifacts such as rare paintings and artwork. |
| Horse Theft | Unlawful taking of a horse belonging to another. |
| Kidnapping | The unlawful moving of another person a substantial distance, without the person’s consent, by means of using force or fear. |
| Livestock Theft / Rustling | Unlawful taking or butchering of cattle or other livestock from another. |
| Negligence | The actively incorrect or harmful administration of care to a vulnerable individual by a caregiver, medical practitioner, or trusted individual. |
| Poaching | Unlawfully hunting or capturing wild animals that are designated as protected species. |
| Robbery | The 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 Train | The stopping, boarding and taking of property or funds within a train’s vault. |
| Robbery of a High Value Wagon | The stopping and taking of property or funds from a transit wagons safe or lockbox. |
| Stalking | Willfully and repeatedly following or harassing another person especially if the victim is in fear for their life. |
| Train Robbery | The 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 Firearm | Discharging a firearm within town limits. |
| Vigilantism | Taking the law into ones own hands to inflict justice. |
| Wagon Theft | Unlawfully taking a horse-drawn vehicle belonging to another. |
| Weapons Trafficking | Knowingly procuring and selling stolen weaponry. |
Violent10 charges
| Charge | Description |
|---|---|
| Accessory to Torture | Being 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 & Battery | Willful and malicious use of force against another person without the aid of a deadly weapon. |
| Assault of a Witness | The assault of a witness in an attempt to silence or prevent them from testifying, or in retaliation for their testimony. |
| Assault with a Deadly Weapon | Willful and malicious use of force against another person with the aid of a deadly weapon. |
| Cannibalism | Willful ingestion of the flesh or blood of another human being. |
| Hostage Taking | The kidnapping or false imprisonment of an individual to be used as a negotiation tool. |
| Participation in a Shootout | The participation in armed conflict with another party. |
| Participation in an Illegal Duel | The participation in a duel without proper notice given to law enforcement. |
| Participation in Group Violence | Willful participation in a violent encounter at the behest or in assistance of a gang or group of people. |
| Torture | The 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
| Charge | Description |
|---|---|
| Accessory to Attempted First Degree Murder | Being present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the attempted unlawful killing of another human being with malice aforethought. |
| Accessory to Attempted Second Degree Murder | Being present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the attempted unlawful killing of another human being due to heightened emotion. |
| Accessory to First Degree Murder | Being present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the unlawful killing of another human being with malice aforethought. |
| Accessory to Second Degree Murder | Being present, having knowledge of, or directly aiding in the unlawful killing of another human being due to heigtened emotion |
| Attempted Murder in the First Degree | The attempted unlawful killing of another human being with the specific and deliberate intention to cause death. |
| Attempted Murder in the Second Degree | The attempted unlawful killing of another human being due to heightened emotion (without aforethought). |
| Commission of Murder | Paying, bribing, or blackmailing a person to attempt to kill a specific individual or set of individuals. |
| Conspiracy to Commit Murder | The planned killing of another human being. |
| First Degree Murder | The unlawful killing of another human being with malice aforethought (intent to kill) |
| Manslaughter | Accidentally causing the death of another person through reckless or negligent actions. |
| Second Degree Murder | The unlawful killing of another human being due to heightened emotion (without aforethought). |
Press24 charges
| Charge | Description |
|---|---|
| Accessory to Attempted First Degree Murder of a Member of the Press | Being 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 Press | Being 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 Press | Being 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 Press | Being 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 Press | Being 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 Press | Willful 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 Press | Willful 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 Press | The 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 Degree | The 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 Degree | The attempted unlawful killing of a Member of the Press being due to heightened emotion (without aforethought). |
| Attempted Robbery of a Member of the Press | The 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 Office | The attempted robbery of any property inside of a Press Office. |
| Credible Threats of Death or Bodily Injury against a Member of the Press | Threats 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 Press | The unlawful holding of a Member of the Press against their consent. |
| First Degree Murder of a Member of the Press | The unlawful killing of a Member of the Press with malice aforethought. |
| Hostage Taking of a Member of the Press | The kidnapping or false imprisonment of a Member of the Press to be used as a negotiation tool. |
| Impersonation of a Member of the Press | The fraudulent impersonation of a member of the Press. |
| Kidnapping of a Member of the Press | The 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 Press | The accidental killing of a Member of the Press through reckless or negligent actions. |
| Robbery of a Member of the Press | The 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 Office | Robbery of any property inside of a Press Office. |
| Second Degree Murder of a Member of the Press | The unlawful killing of a Member of the Press due to heightened emotion. |
| Stalking of a Member of the Press | Willfully 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 Press | 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. |
Public Servant43 charges
| Charge | Description |
|---|---|
| Accessory to Attempted First Degree Murder of a Government Employee | Being 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 Employee | Being 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 Employee | Being 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 Employee | Being 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 Employee | Being 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 Employee | Willful and malicious use of force against a Government Employee without the aid of a deadly weapon. |
| Assault & Battery while Resisting Arrest | Willful 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 Employee | Willful and malicious use of force against a Government Employee with the aid of a deadly weapon. |
| Assault with a Deadly Weapon while Resisting Arrest | Willful 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 Employee | The 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 Degree | The 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 Degree | The attempted unlawful killing of a Government Employee being due to heightened emotion (without aforethought). |
| Attempted Robbery of a Government Employee | The 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 Office | Attempted robbery of any property inside of a government building. |
| Attempted Robbery of a Sheriff's Office | The attempted robbery of any property inside of a Sheriff's Office. |
| Bribery | The 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. |
| Corruption | The abuse of entrusted power by a government employee for private gain. |
| Credible Threats of Death or Bodily Injury against a Government Employee | Threats made against Government Employees that are specific, believable, and imminent with the intent to cause reasonable fear of injury or death. |
| Destruction of Evidence | Willfully destroying, tampering, or otherwise concealing crime scene evidence. |
| Destruction of Government Property | The purposeful or accidental destruction of any proprety owned by the U.S. Government. |
| Escape from Custody | The 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 Jail | Escaping or attempting to escape official detention being served within a Sheriff's Office cell. |
| Facilitating an Escape from Jail | Assisting someone in their escape or attempted escape from official detention being served within a Sheriff's Office cell. |
| Failure to Comply | Knowingly disobeying a lawful command from a SCSD Employee. |
| False Imprisonment of a Government Employee | The unlawful holding of a Government Employee against their consent. |
| False Report of a Crime | Reporting of a crime to a government official, knowing the crime did not occur. |
| First Degree Murder of a Government Employee | The unlawful killing of a Government Employee with malice aforethought. |
| Fleeing & Eluding | Knowingly attempting to flee or hide from law enforcement on foot or on a horse or vehicle. |
| Hostage Taking of a Government Employee | The kidnapping or false imprisonment of a Government Employee to be used as a negotiation tool. |
| Impersonation of a Government Employee | The fraudulent impersonation of a Deputy, Certified Medical Personel, Ranger, etc. |
| Kidnapping of a Government Employee | The 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 Employee | The accidental killing of a Government Employee through reckless or negligent actions. |
| Obstruction of Justice | The 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 Arrest | The participation in armed conflict while attempting to evade the law or Bounty Hunters. |
| Possession of Government Property | Possession of goods belonging to the government. |
| Providing a False Name | Giving a false name to a public official to avoid detection or prosecution for crimes. |
| Robbery of a Government Employee | The 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 Office | Robbery of any property inside of a government building. |
| Robbery of a Sheriff's Office | Robbery of any property inside of a Sheriff's Office. |
| Second Degree Murder of a Government Employee | The unlawful killing of a Government Employee due to heightened emotion (without aforethought). |
| Stalking of a Government Employee | Willfully and repeatedly following or harassing a Government Employee, especially if the victim is in fear for their life. |
| Torture of a Government Employee | The 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 Jailbreak | Charged 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. |
