NEW YORK STATE PENAL LAW AND DEFINITIONS With Correct Solutions 2024/2025

NEW YORK STATE PENAL LAW AND DEFINITIONS With Correct Solutions 2024 Offense - Answer -Conduct where a fine or term of imprisonment may be imposed. Every crime is an offense, but not every offense is a crime Traffic Infraction - Answer -Speeding, running a red light, driving on cell phone, etc. Violation - Answer -Offense, which you cannot be sentenced to more than 15 days Misdemeanor - Answer -A or B; can be sentenced 15-365 days Felony - Answer -AI - E; can be sentenced in excess of 1 year Crime - Answer -Misdemeanor or Felony Person - Answer -Human being; public or private corp.; unicorp association; partnership or government instrumentality Possess - Answer -To have physical possession; exercise dominion or control over tangible property Physical Injury - Answer -Impairment of physical condition or substantial pain Serious Physical Injury - Answer -PI which creates a substantial risk of death, protracted disfigurement (broken bone) or impairment of organ function Deadly Physical Force - Answer -Any action that is readily capable of causing death or other SPI Deadly Weapon - Answer -Loaded weapon from which a shot can cause death or SPI. Also includes switchblade, dagger, brass knuckles Dangerous Instrument - Answer -Any item, including a vehicle, in which it is used is readily capable of causing death or SPI. (beer bottle, shovel, baseball bat) 100.00 5th - Answer -Asking another to commit a crime for you Violation 100.00 4th - Answer -Asking or demanding another to commit a felony for you OR; Over 18, asking under 16 to commit a crime A Misdemeanor 100.00 3rd - Answer -Over 18 asking or demanding under 16 to commit a felonyE Felony 100.00 2nd - Answer -Requesting or demanding another to commit a Class A Felony (Murder, Kidnapping, Terrorism) D Felony 100.00 1st - Answer -Over 18 requesting or demanding someone under 16 to commit a Class A Felony (Murder, Kidnapping, Terrorism)