Crime Elements

Negligent Homicide (13-1102)

Causing the death of another person by criminal negligence (failing to perceive a massive, unjustifiable risk).

Manslaughter (13-1103)

Causing death recklessly, or in the heat of passion during a sudden quarrel.

Second Degree Murder (13-1104)

Intentionally or knowingly causing death without premeditation.

First Degree Murder (13-1105)

Intentionally or knowingly causing death with premeditation (planning it), or during a major felony (Felony Murder).

Endangerment (13-1201)

Recklessly exposing someone to a substantial risk of imminent death or physical injury.

Threatening or Intimidating (13-1202)

Threatening to cause physical injury or property damage by word or gesture.

Assault (13-1203)

Intentionally causing physical injury, placing someone in fear of injury, or touching someone to insult/provoke them.

Aggravated Assault (13-1204)

Assault plus an aggravating factor: using a weapon, causing serious injury, or committing it against a police officer/medic/teacher.

Unlawful Imprisonment (13-1303)

Knowingly restraining another person without legal authority.

Criminal Trespass 3rd Degree (13-1502)

Knowingly entering or remaining unlawfully on any real property (like an open commercial lot after being trespassed).

Criminal Trespass 2nd Degree (13-1503)

Knowingly entering or remaining unlawfully in a non-residential structure or a fenced yard.

Criminal Trespass 1st Degree (13-1504)

Knowingly entering or remaining unlawfully in a residential structure (home) or a fenced residential yard.

Burglary 3rd Degree (13-1506)

Entering or remaining unlawfully in a non-residential structure or fenced commercial yard with intent to commit a theft or felony.

Burglary 2nd Degree (13-1507)

Entering or remaining unlawfully in a residential structure (home) with intent to commit a theft or felony.

Burglary 1st Degree (13-1508)

Committing 2nd or 3rd-degree burglary while knowingly possessing a deadly weapon or explosives.

Criminal Damage (13-1602)

Recklessly defacing, damaging, tampering with, or destroying someone else's property.

Theft (13-1802)

Controling property of another without lawful authority, with the intent to permanently deprive them of it.

Shoplifting (13-1805)

Knowingly taking goods from a commercial establishment while open for business, without paying.

Robbery (13-1902)

In the course of taking property from another person, using or threatening the immediate use of physical force.

Armed Robbery (13-1904)

Committing robbery while armed with a deadly weapon, a simulated deadly weapon, or threatening its use.

Resisting Arrest (13-2508)

Intentionally preventing a peace officer from making an arrest by using physical force or substantial risk of physical injury.

Disorderly Conduct (13-2904)

With intent to disturb the peace: fighting, making unreasonable noise, using offensive language, or recklessly displaying a weapon.

Domestic Violence (13-3601)

Not a standalone charge; a statutory relationship tag (marriage, dating, child in common, roommates) added to specific offenses like assault or criminal damage.