Person Offenses: statutes that refer to offenses committed against a person
Murder/Non-Negligent Manslaughter: statutes that refer to the willful killing of one human by another (intentional homicide; felony murder)
Negligent Manslaughter/Reckless Homicide: statutes that refer to the gross negligence of a person that results in the death of another person (reckless homicide; homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle)
Sex Offense: statutes that involve an illegal sexual component (forcible intercourse; penetration with an object; internet sex crimes)
Contact: statutes that involve an illegal sexual component where physical contact between a perpetrator and a victim occurs (sexual assault; rape; sexual exploitation)
Non-Contact: statutes that involve an illegal sexual component where physical contact between a perpetrator and victim does not occur (possession of child pornography; indecent exposure)
Assault: statutes that refer to a willful attempt by someone to inflict injury or harm on another person (aggravated assault, aggravated battery, assault with a deadly weapon, felony assault)
Robbery: statutes that refer to the unlawful taking of anything of value using force or threat of the use of force (armed robbery, unarmed robbery, aggravated robbery, car-jacking, armed burglary)
Other Person Offense: statutes that refer to offenses committed against a person that are not included in one of the above categories (kidnapping, unlawful imprisonment, intimidation, extortion, neglect or abuse)
Property Offenses: statutes that refer to the taking of money or property and/or to the damage of property
Burglary: statutes that refer to any type of entry into a residence, business or industry with the intent to commit a felony or theft
Fraud/Forgery: statutes that refer to impersonating a person and/or the use or creation of documents in an illegal way, for financial gain (forging an official document, notes, money orders, credit cards; counterfeiting; possession of false documents; embezzlement; insurance fraud)
Larceny/Theft: statutes that refer to the unlawful taking, carrying, leading away property from another person (shoplifting, petty theft, grand theft)
Motor Vehicle Theft: statutes that refer to the unlawful taking or possession of a vehicle or the parts from a vehicle (auto theft, unauthorized use of a vehicle)
Other Property Offense: statutes that involve the illegal taking of money or property that are not included in one of the above categories (receiving or buying stolen property; vandalism, arson, possession of burglary tools)
Drug Offenses: statutes that prohibit the production, distribution and/or use of specific controlled substances and the devices or equipment used in that process
Drug Trafficking: statutes that refer to the trafficking, sales, distribution, manufacture and smuggling of controlled substances
OWI: statutes that refer to the operation of a vehicle (car, boat, ATV, cycle) while under the influence of a controlled substance
Other Drug Offense: statutes that refer to other control substance violations not included in one of the above categories (possession of a controlled substance, prescription drug violations, possession of drug paraphernalia)
Public Order Offenses: statutes that refer any unreasonable interference to the rights that are common to all members of the public
Weapons: statutes that refer to the unlawful sale, distribution, manufacture, transportation, possession, alteration and/or use of a deadly weapon or accessory
Traffic/Vehicle Offense: statutes that refer to the illegal operation of a vehicle (driving with a suspended or revoked license; failure to register boat, driving an ATV on an unmarked trail) does not include OWI
Other Public Order Offense: statutes that refer to unreasonable interference in the rights of all members of the public that are not included in one of the above categories (obstruction of justice, flight/escape, illegal hunting, bribery, pandering, tax law violations, slander, campaign violations)
Technical Offenses: statutes that refer to the violation of official mandates or orders
Violation of Court Order: statutes that refer to the violation of a court order that results in a new charge (failure to register as a sex offender; failure to provide a DNA sample; probation/parole violation)
Other Technical Offense: statutes that refer to the violation of official mandates or orders that were not issued by the courts
Information (Definition, Penalty): statutes that are used for definition purposes or list out penalties for the violation of other statutes