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A detailed overview of various criminal offenses in colorado, outlining the elements of each crime and the corresponding legal definitions. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the legal framework surrounding criminal law in the state, particularly for students of law, criminal justice, or related fields. A comprehensive list of crimes, ranging from murder and assault to theft and property offenses, providing a clear and concise explanation of each offense.
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1st degree murder - v'Vintent and after deliberation 2nd degree murder - v'v'knowingly caused death of another, in heat of passion. manslaughter - vV recklessly, assists in suicide
perceivecriminally risk^ negligent^ homicide^ - v/ vkilled^ another^ person^ by^ conduct^ of negligence,^ failed^ to vehicular homicide - v/ v'reckless manner, dwai ,dui and is the proximate cause of death 1st degreedisfigure. assault - v'V'to cause serious bodily injury or does by a deadly weapon, intent to 2nd degree assault - v/v/to cause bodily injury and does by deadly weapon 3rd degree assault - v vknowingly or recklessly caused bodily injury
weapon.felony^ menacing^ - v'v/placing^ another^ in fear^ of imminent^ serious^ bodily^ injury,^ use^ of deadly
reckless endagerment - vV creates a substantial risk of SBI to another 1st kidnappingsubstantial move - v/ is required. intent to force a victim or give up anything of value, forcibly seizes another,
required2nd^ kidnapping^ - v vknowingly^ seized^ and^ carried^ another^ without^ consent,^ incidental^ move^ is sexual assault - v/ inflicts sexual penetration or intrusion unlawful sexual contact - v/ v'sexual contact through clothing. sexual assault on child - v'v'must be under 15 and actor at least 4 years or older
without1st arson consent- v/ vknowingly^ sets^ fire^ or by^ use^ of explosive^ any^ personal^ property^ of another 2nd arson - v/ other than a building or occupied structure 3rd arson - v/ any property with intent to defraud
2nd out orcriminal are fenced trespass or hotel,- v vunlawfully motel, condo entersetc. with enclosed in such manner designed to keep ppl 3rd criminal trespass - v/v unlawfully enters or remains, on the premises. at risk adults - vV any person over 60, any person 18 or older with a disability. dangerousoverall. weapons - vV firearm silencer, machine gun, short gun barrel less than 18" 26" illegal weapons - v v'blackjack, gas gun, metallic knuckles. illegal knives - v v'blades over 3 and 1/2 inches prohibitednegligence, usedischarges of weapons a weapon - v'v knowingly or shoots a bowand unlawfully; and arrow recklesslyin public placeor with or under criminal the influence. illegaloccupied discharge structure of firearm or motor - v'v/dischargesvehicle occupied a weaponby person. into a dwelling, or other building or
jointlycriminal with^ mischief another^ - v vknowingly in course of a single^ damaged criminal^ real^ or personalepisode.^ property,^ owned^ by^ the^ person
forgery - v Vintent to defraud. inchoate crimes - v/ criminal attempt, conspiracy, solicitation. criminalcomplete. attempt - v v offender took a substantial step toward commission of a crime intending to
whichcriminal amounts^ conspiracy to a crime.^ - v/ v agreed an overt^ with act^ onein pursuance.^ or more^ persons^ to^ accomplish^ an^ unlawful^ purpose criminalcrime. solicitation - v'v'command, induce, entreat or attempt to persuade another to commit a