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Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
MPC. § 1.1	Simple Assault	Misdemeanor	15	$1,875	An intentional act that puts another person in reasonable fear of imminent harmful or offensive contact. No physical injury is required, but the actor must have intended to cause harmful or offensive contact with the victim, and the victim must have thereby been put in immediate fear of such contact.
MPC. § 1.2	Aggravated Assault	Felony	30	$7,500	When a threat of violence is made against a person using a deadly weapon or threats to cause serious bodily harm.
MPC. § 1.3	Battery	Felony	20	$3,750	Unlawful application of force directly or indirectly upon another person or their personal belongings, causing bodily injury or offensive contact.
MPC. § 1.4	Aggravated Battery	Felony	30	$11,250	Unlawful application of force directly or indirectly upon another person or their personal belongings, causing severe bodily injury, using a weapon against, or offensive contact with intention to cause harm.
MPC. § 1.5	Criminal Threats	Misdemeanor	10	$3,750	Threats of death or severe bodily harm that cause victims to experience reasonable and ongoing fear for their own safety or the safety of their families.
MPC. § 1.6	Assault on a Government Official	Felony	25	$12,500	An intentional act that puts a government official in reasonable apprehension of imminent harmful or offensive contact. No physical injury is required, but the actor must have intended to cause a harmful or offensive contact with the victim and the victim must have thereby been put in immediate apprehension of such a contact. A government employee is listed as LEO, EMS, Prosecutors, Public Defense Attorney, Justice and Judge.
MPC. § 1.7	Aggravated Assault on a Government Official	Felony	30	$16,875	When a threat of violence is made against a government official using a deadly weapon or threats to cause serious bodily harm. A government employee is listed as LEO, EMS, Prosecutors, Public Defense Attorney, Justice and Judge.
MPC. § 1.8	Battery on a Government Official	Felony	35	$15,625	Unlawful application of force directly or indirectly upon a government official or their personal belongings, causing bodily injury, or offensive contact. A government employee is listed as LEO, EMS, Prosecutors, Public Defense Attorney, Justice and Judge.
MPC. § 1.9	Aggravated Battery on a Government Official	Felony	40	$18,125	Unlawful application of force directly or indirectly upon a government official or their personal belongings, causing severe bodily injury, using a weapon against, or offensive contact with intention to cause harm. A government employee is listed as LEO, EMS, Prosecutors, Public Defense Attorney, Justice and Judge.
MPC. § 1.10	Criminal Negligence	Felony	25	$7,500	Intentionally failing to exercise the level of care that a reasonable person would under similar circumstances, resulting in physical injury or property damage. No bodily injury or minimal property damage is involved.
MPC. § 1.11	False Imprisonment	Misdemeanor	15	$6,250	Restricting a person's movement within any area without valid justification or their informed consent.
MPC. § 1.12	Harboring a Fugitive	Felony	30	$9,375	Attempting to aid, assist, or knowingly conceal a fugitive from the law (e.g., covering up their tracks, hiding their identity, or concealing their known whereabouts).
MPC. § 1.13	Kidnapping	Felony	25	$5,625	Abducting or attempting to abduct another person and/or holding them against their will.
MPC. § 1.14	Maltreatment	Felony	15	$8,750	The mistreatment of individuals while they are under arrest, incarcerated, in the care of a responsible adult, or subjected to the actions of law enforcement.
MPC. § 1.15	Mayhem	Felony	30	$18,750	Inflicting injury on another person with the intent to cause mutilation, dismemberment, or permanent disability.
MPC. § 1.16	Attempted First Degree Murder	Felony	40	$20,000	Attempting to murder another person with the intent to do so, with premeditation and deliberate planning.
MPC. § 1.17	Attempted Second Degree Murder	Felony	40	$18,750	Attempting to intentionally murder another person with malicious intent, but without premeditation.
MPC. § 1.18	Attempted First Degree Murder of a Government Official	Felony	50	$22,500	Attempting to murder a government official with the intent to do so, with premeditation and deliberate planning.
MPC. § 1.19	Attempted Second Degree Murder of a Government Official	Felony	50	$21,250	Attempting to intentionally murder a government official with malicious intent, but without premeditation.
MPC. § 1.20	Reckless Endangerment (M)	Misdemeanor	15	$5,000	A person whose conduct creates a substantial or serious risk of injury to another individual.
MPC. § 1.21	Reckless Endangerment (F)	Felony	25	$10,000	A person who, under circumstances showing a depraved indifference to human life, recklessly engages in conduct that creates a severe risk of death to another individual.
MPC. § 1.22	Harassment	Misdemeanor	5	$1,250	Repeated or intentional conduct that causes distress, fear, or undue disruption to an individual, including threats, intimidation, or unwarranted interference.
MPC. § 1.23	Mass Kidnapping	Felony	35	$7,500	Abducting or attempting to abduct 2 or more people and/or holding them against their will.
MPC. § 1.24	Kidnapping of a Government Official	Felony	50	$9,375	Abducting or attempting to abduct a government official and/or holding them against their will. A government employee is listed as LEO, EMS, Prosecutors, Public Defense Attorney, Justice and Judge.
MPC. § 1.25	Conspiracy (M)	Misdemeanor	25	$6,250	An agreement between two or more people to commit a misdemeanor criminal act, along with an intent to achieve the agreement's goal.
MPC. § 1.26	Conspiracy (F)	Felony	45	$11,875	An agreement between two or more people to commit a felony criminal act, along with an intent to achieve the agreement's goal.
MPC. § 1.27	Stalking	Misdemeanor	15	$3,125	Engaging in a course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to— fear for his or her safety or the safety of others; or suffer substantial emotional distress.

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
MPC. § 2.1	Burglary	Felony	15	$1,250	A person who knowingly enters and remains without authority in a building, house, apartment, trailer, watercraft, aircraft, motor vehicle, railroad car, or freight container with the intent to commit a felony or theft.
MPC. § 2.2	Operating a "Chop Shop"	Misdemeanor	10	$625	Tampering with, altering, tearing down or storing a stolen motor vehicle at a chop shop.
MPC. § 2.3	Grand Theft Auto	Felony	15	$2,500	Unlawfully taking or driving a vehicle without the owner's consent, with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the vehicle.
MPC. § 2.4	Accomplice to Grand Theft Auto	Felony	15	$2,500	A person who is present when the crime is committed, and or, knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in the commission of the titled crime.
MPC. § 2.5	Accessory to Grand Theft Auto	Felony	10	$1,875	If a person did anything to encourage, aid, or assist in any material manner in the commission of the titled crime. Or, someone who knows a crime was committed, receives, relieves, comforts, or assists the offender or in any manner aids them to escape arrest or punishment from the titled crime.
MPC. § 2.6	Joyriding	Misdemeanor	10	$1,250	Taking or operating a vehicle without the owner's consent, does not require the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the vehicle.
MPC. § 2.7	Robbery	Felony	10	$625	Unlawfully taking or attemping to take property through force or fear during a person-to-person interaction.
MPC. § 2.8	Aggravated Robbery	Felony	15	$1,250	When a person forcefully takes another person's property through force or fear using a weapon and or causes bodily injury.
MPC. § 2.9	Possession of Burglary Tools	Misdemeanor	-	$625	Possessing items or goods that facilitate the commission of any type of robbery and or burglary.
MPC. § 2.10	Possession of Contraband	Misdemeanor	5	$625	The unlawful possession of items or tools that are reasonably proven to have been used, or are intended to be used, in the commission of a crime. This list can be added on too through legal vetting. (1) Boosting Tablet, (2) Racing Tablets (Only if found street racing), (3) Bump Keys, (4) Housing Lockpicks, (5) Adv Lockpicks / Lockpicks (Only if used in a crime), (6) Blue/Red/Green Laptops, (7) Trojan USBs, (6) Security card (7) Heavy drills / drills (Only if used in a crime), (8) Zipties (Only if used in a crime) (9) Disrupter, Hacking Device, RFID Disrupter, (10) GPS Hacking Device, (11) Hardened Decrypter, Advanced Decrypter, Green decrptyer (only if used in a crime.)
MPC. § 2.11	Possession of Government Property	Felony	30	$5,000	Possessing items or goods that belong to local, state, or federal government when not authorized to.
MPC. § 2.12	Possession of Marked Bills / Notes	Misdemeanor	-	$1,875	Possessing marked bills or notes that can be proven to come from a criminal act.
MPC. § 2.13	Receiving / Possession Stolen Property	Misdemeanor	-	$1,250	Buying, receiving, selling, or aiding in the sale, concealment, or withholding of stolen property, when it is reasonably known it was obtained through criminal activity.
MPC. § 2.14	First Degree Robbery	Felony	30	$6,250	Robbing or attempting to rob a government-owned financial institution, federal property, military property, or government building.
MPC. § 2.15	Accomplice to First Degree Robbery	Felony	30	$6,250	A person who is present when the crime is committed, and or, knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in the commission of the titled crime.
MPC. § 2.16	Accessory to First Degree Robbery	Felony	15	$5,625	If a person did anything to encourage, aid, or assist in any material manner in the commission of the titled crime. Or, someone who knows a crime was committed, receives, relieves, comforts, or assists the offender or in any manner aids them to escape arrest or punishment from the titled crime.
MPC. § 2.17	Second Degree Robbery	Felony	25	$3,750	Robbing or attempting to rob a jewelry exchange or foundry.
MPC. § 2.18	Accomplice to Second Degree Robbery	Felony	25	$3,475	A person who is present when the crime is committed, and or, knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in the commission of the titled crime.
MPC. § 2.19	Accessory to Second Degree Robbery	Felony	10	$3,125	If a person did anything to encourage, aid, or assist in any material manner in the commission of the titled crime. Or, someone who knows a crime was committed, receives, relieves, comforts, or assists the offender or in any manner aids them to escape arrest or punishment from the titled crime.
MPC. § 2.20	Third Degree Robbery	Misdemeanor	15	$1,250	Robbing or attempting to rob a vehicle, store, or ATM
MPC. § 2.21	Accomplice to Third Degree Robbery	Misdemeanor	15	$1,250	A person who is present when the crime is committed, and or, knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in the commission of the titled crime.
MPC. § 2.22	Accessory to Third Degree Robbery	Misdemeanor	10	$625	If a person did anything to encourage, aid, or assist in any material manner in the commission of the titled crime. Or, someone who knows a crime was committed, receives, relieves, comforts, or assists the offender or in any manner aids them to escape arrest or punishment from the titled crime.
MPC. § 2.23	Tampering with a Vehicle	Misdemeanor	10	$1,250	Tampering with or altering a vehicle without the owner's consent.
MPC. § 2.24	Petty Theft	Misdemeanor	10	$625	Depriving or attemping to deprive a person of an item or object valued not exceeding $10,000, which is vital to the owner's intended use.
MPC. § 2.25	Theft	Misdemeanor	15	$2,500	Depriving or attemping to deprive a person of an item or object valued between $10,001 and $49,999, which is vital to the owner's intended use.
MPC. § 2.26	Grand Theft	Felony	25	$5,625	Depriving or attemping to deprive a person of an item or object valued in excess of $50,000 which is vital to the owner's intended use.
MPC. § 2.27	Theft of Marine Vehicle	Felony	25	$5,000	The theft or attempted theft of a marine vehicle while at sea or in harbor.
MPC. § 2.28	Vehicle Boosting	Felony	25	$6,250	The illegal act of stealing or attempting to steal a motor vehicle by bypassing its security system, typically involving hot-wiring or using sophisticated tools to override the ignition and drive away with the vehicle. Attempted theft carries the same fines and sentence.
MPC. § 2.29	Accomplice to Vehicle Boosting	Felony	25	$6,250	A person who is present when the crime is committed, and or, knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in the commission of the titled crime.
MPC. § 2.30	Accessory to Vehicle Boosting	Felony	15	$3,125	If a person did anything to encourage, aid, or assist in any material manner in the commission of the titled crime. Or, someone who knows a crime was committed, receives, relieves, comforts, or assists the offender or in any manner aids them to escape arrest or punishment from the titled crime.

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
MPC. § 3.1	Abuse of Public Authority	Felony	40	$7,500	An act committed by a public official that appears to be within their authority but exceeds the bounds of such authority. This includes an affirmative act or omission under the color of office, which may be required to prove malfeasance in office.
MPC. § 3.2	Misrepresentation of Authority	Felony	25	$5,000	Claiming or implying that personal actions are authorized by and connected to an official role as an agent of governmental power, especially when those actions are unlawful.
MPC. § 3.3	Abuse of Power	Felony	45	$6,250	When any person, under the guise of law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom, willfully deprives another person of their legally secured rights, privileges, or immunities.
MPC. § 3.4	Election Interference	Felony	40	$12,500	Illegal interference with the electoral process through fraud, coercion, bribery, perjury, or other unethical or unlawful methods.
MPC. § 3.5	Extortion	Felony	30	$12,500	Unlawfully obtaining property (both tangible and intangible) through the use of force, threats, or intimidation. In extortion, the victim willingly surrenders money, property, or other valuables to avoid future harm or damage.
MPC. § 3.6	Failure to Identify	Misdemeanor	10	$625	Failing to identify oneself when legally detained based on reasonable suspicion.
MPC. § 3.7	Fraud	Misdemeanor	30	$6,250	Wrongfully deceiving another person with the intent to gain financial or personal benefit.
MPC. § 3.8	First Degree Impersonating	Felony	30	$3,750	Impersonating a government official, includes but not limited to presenting any iteration of police, EMS, SAFR clothing, vests, badges, or other insignia.
MPC. § 3.9	Second Degree Impersonating	Felony	25	$2,500	Impersonating a public servant with the intent to commit a crime.
MPC. § 3.10	Third Degree Impersonating	Misdemeanor	15	$1,250	Pretending to be another individual, typically to deceive or gain unlawful benefit.
MPC. § 3.11	False Reporting to Emergency Services	Misdemeanor	15	$1,250	intentionally make improper or non-legitimate use of emergency communication services (e.g., 911), including but not limited to false reporting, prank calls, or repeated calls without a valid purpose.

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
MPC. § 4.1	Arson	Felony	25	$6,250	Maliciously setting fire to a structure, forested land, or other property.
MPC. § 4.2	Causing a Catasrophe	Misdemeanor	10	$2,500	If a person causes an explosion, a forest fire, or any other type of major fire or disaster that “causes widespread injury” or property damage.
MPC. § 4.3	Breaking & Entering	Felony	25	$5,000	The act of forcibly entering a building without owners consent.
MPC. § 4.4	Trespassing	Misdemeanor	15	$2,500	Entering or remaining unlawfully on private property without permission or legal right. This includes cases where a warning to leave was issued and refused, provided there were no clear signs indicating otherwise.
MPC. § 4.5	Trespassing on Government Property	Felony	25	$3,750	Entering or remaining unlawfully on government property without permission or legal right, such as on a military base, restricted areas of a police department, or restricted hospital zones. This includes situations where a warning to leave was issued and refused, provided no clear signage was present.
MPC. § 4.6	Destruction of Government Property	Felony	20	$5,000	Willfully damaging, defacing, or destroying property owned, leased, or used by the government or its agencies.
MPC. § 4.7	Vandalism	Misdemeanor	10	$1,875	The willful or malicious destruction or defacement of public or private property.

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
M.P.C. § 5.15	Escaping Custody	Felony	30	$4,375	Escapes the custody of law enforcement once that person has been, detained, and or arrested but before or when processing occurs. This does not apply if the individual has been incarcerated.
M.P.C. § 5.16	Accomplice to Escaping Custody	Felony	30	$4,375	A person who is present when the crime is committed, and or, knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in the commission of the titled crime.
M.P.C. § 5.17	Accessory to Escaping Custody	Felony	15	$1,875	If a person did anything to encourage, aid, or assist in any material manner in the commission of the titled crime. Or, someone who knows a crime was committed, receives, relieves, comforts, or assists the offender or in any manner aids them to escape arrest or punishment from the titled crime.
M.P.C. § 5.19	(Accomplice) Attempting to Escape Detention	Felony	45	$5,000	A person who is present when the crime is committed, and or, knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in the commission of the titled crime.
M.P.C. § 5.20	(Accessory) Attempting to Escape Detention	Felony	25	$2,500	If a person did anything to encourage, aid, or assist in any material manner in the commission of the titled crime. Or, someone who knows a crime was committed, receives, relieves, comforts, or assists the offender or in any manner aids them to escape arrest or punishment from the titled crime.
MPC. § 5.1	Bribery	Felony	15	$3,750	Offering any benefit to a public servant with the understanding or agreement that such benefit will influence their vote, opinion, judgment, action, decision, or exercise of discretion in their official capacity.
MPC. § 5.2	Contempt of Court	Misdemeanor	10	$2,500	Disobedience or disrespect towards a court of law and its officers through behavior that challenges or defies the authority, dignity, or justice of the court.
MPC. § 5.3	Embezzlement	Felony	30	$25,000	Stealing or misappropriating funds that were designated for a specific purpose.
MPC. § 5.5	Failure to Appear	Misdemeanor	15	$1,250	Failing to appear in court when summoned.
MPC. § 5.7	Money Laundering	Felony	25	$18,750	The act of taking the proceeds from criminal activity and making them appear legitimate. (This may result in the suspension or possible revocation of a business license.)
MPC. § 5.8	Perjury	Felony	15	$6,250	Knowingly lying under oath. Inform the judge.
MPC. § 5.9	Violating a Court Order	Felony	15	$3,125	Willfully disobeying the terms of a court order
MPC. § 5.10	Witness Tampering	Felony	30	$25,000	Attempting, by threat, coercion, or bribery, to subvert, dissuade, or persuade a witness to withhold the truth.
MPC. § 5.11	PTA Violation	Misdemeanor	-	$-	Violating Promise to Appear (RoR) agreement for a misdemeanor charge
MPC. § 5.12	Bail Violation	Felony	-	$-	Violating bail agreement for a felony charge
MPC. § 5.13	Obstruction of Justice	Felony	20	$6,250	Hindering the investigation, apprehension, prosecution, or punishment of a criminal offense.
MPC. § 5.14	Disobeying a Lawful Order	Misdemeanor	5	$1,875	Willfully refusing or failing to comply with a direct and lawful command issued by law enforcement or another authorized official acting within their duty
MPC. § 5.18	Attempting to Escape Detention	Felony	45	$5,000	When one attempts to break into government buildings, vehicles designated for detainment, or imprisonment with intent to break a prisoner out. Steals a law enforcement vehicle intending to transport an individual/individuals to prison after processing has occurred. Includes the act of an inmate or suspect attempting to leave prison through unofficial or illegal ways.

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
MPC. § 6.1	Non-Dangerous Contraband in a Correctional Facility	Misdemeanor	15	$3,750	Introduction or possession of unauthorized items within a correctional facility, including but not limited to communication devices, drugs, and personal property not permitted by the facility
MPC. § 6.2	Dangerous Contraband in a Correctional Facility	Felony	25	$6,250	Introduction or possession of dangerous contraband within a correctional facility, including firearms, knives, or any object capable of causing serious harm or being used as a weapon
MPC. § 6.3	Riot in a Correctional Facility	Felony	45	$12,500	The act of willfully engaging in, inciting, or participating in a violent or tumultuous disturbance within a correctional facility involving three or more individuals, with the intent to disrupt operations, endanger the safety of inmates, staff, or visitors, or damage property.

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
MPC. § 7.1	Littering	Infraction	-	$625	Discarding objects, trash, or other items on the ground in a negligent or disrespectful manner.
MPC. § 7.2	Schedule I Drug - (Grow Operation)	Misdemeanor	15	$5,000	Actively growing more than six Schedule I plants without a license for commercial purposes, up to 20 plants total. Marijuana plants are the only allowed plant to be growing on dispensary, medical, or private property.
MPC. § 7.3	Schedule I Drug - (Large Grow Operation)	Felony	25	$6,250	Actively growing 21+ schedule I plants without a license for commercial purposes
MPC. § 7.4	Possession of Drug Paraphernalia	Misdemeanor	10	$3,750	Possessing any instrument, item, or paraphernalia (such as seeds) used in the manufacturing, production, distribution, sale, or consumption of illegal drugs. Marijuanna seeds excluded.
MPC. § 7.5	Possession of Schedule I Drugs	Misdemeanor	15	$5,000	Possessing one or more bags of Heroin, Coca Leaves (Cocaine Leaves), LSD or more than 21 units (bags, joints, gummies, etc.) of any derivative of Marijuana.
MPC. § 7.6	Possession of Schedule I Drugs w/ Intent to Distribute	Felony	25	$6,250	Possessing 40 or more bags of heroin, LSD, or marijuana with the intent to distribute.
MPC. § 7.7	Possession of Schedule II Drugs	Felony	25	$8,750	Possessing one or more bags of cocaine, oxycodone, fentanyl, methamphetamine, or ecstasy.
MPC. § 7.8	Possession of Schedule II Drugs w/ Intent to Distribute	Felony	30	$10,000	Possessing 40 or more bags of cocaine, oxycodone, fentanyl, methamphetamine, or ecstasy with the intent to distribute.
MPC. § 7.9	Production / Distribution of Unregulated Alcohol	Felony	25	$6,250	Distilling or selling of Unregulated Moonshine in any quantity or possession of Moonshine in amounts of 21+ battles
MPC. § 7.10	Possession of Unregulated Alcohol	Misdemeanor	15	$3,750	Possession of Unregulated Moonshine in amounts of 20 bottles or less
MPC. § 7.11	Sale of Schedule I Drugs	Misdemeanor	25	$3,750	Selling heroin, LSD, or marijuana to individuals, businesses, or entities (excluding legally licensed marijuana businesses and staff must sale on dispensary/medical property for it to be considered a legal sale.)
MPC. § 7.12	Sale of Schedule II Drugs	Felony	30	$9,375	Selling cocaine, oxycodone, fentanyl, methamphetamine, or ecstasy to individuals, businesses, or entities (excluding legally licensed businesses, medical services, or doctors that can be in possession of the substance).
MPC. § 7.13	Schedule I Drug Trafficking	Felony	40	$12,500	The illegal production, distribution or transportation of controlled substances including possessing 80 or more units of heroin, LSD, or marijuana (the total sum of all Schedule I drugs found).
MPC. § 7.14	Schedule II Drug Trafficking	Felony	45	$12,500	The illegal production, distribution, transportation, or sale of controlled substances, including possession of 80 or more units of cocaine, oxycodone, fentanyl, methamphetamine, ecstasy, or the combined total of all Schedule II drugs found.
MPC. § 7.15	Unlicensed Gambling	Felony	30	$18,750	Running or managing gambling premises or gaming operations without a valid license.
MPC. § 7.16	Vexatious Litigation	Misdemeanor	-	$1,875	Repeatedly bringing baseless or similar lawsuits against entities or individuals.
MPC. § 7.17	Disorderly Conduct	Misdemeanor	5	$625	Engaging in behavior that disrupts public peace, order, or safety, including fighting, excessive noise, or public intoxication.
MPC. § 7.18	Manufacturing Meth	Felony	55	$12,500	When in collective possession of any amount of the items used to make meth and or the intent of making meth. The items are as follows, methylamine, hydrochloric acid, acetone, and lithium.
MPC. § 7.19	Manufacturing Cocaine	Felony	55	$12,500	When in collective possession of any amount of the items used to make cocaine and or the intent to make cocaine. The items are as follows, illegal gas, coca leaves, cement, benzocaine.
MPC. § 7.20	Possession of Ketamine	Felony	30	$10,000	Possessing one or more bottles of Ketamine without a prescription from a doctor.
MPC. § 7.21	Possession w/the Intent to Distribute Ketamine	Felony	35	$11,250	Possessing 40 or more bottles of Ketamine with the intent to distribute.
MPC. § 7.22	Sale of Ketamine	Felony	30	$10,625	The act of selling Ketamine to an individual, business, or entity (excluding legally licensed businesses, medical services, or doctors that can be in possession of the substance).
MPC. § 7.23	Possession of Methylamine	Felony	30	$10,000	Possessing one or more bags of Methylamine without the proper licensing.
MPC. § 7.24	Sale of Methylamine	Felony	30	$10,625	The act of selling Methylamine to an individual, business, or entity (excluding legally licensed businesses, medical services, or doctors that can be in possession of the substance).

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
M.P.C. § 8.1	Brandishing	Misdemeanor	15	$1,875	Drawing, unholstering, or exhibiting a deadly weapon in public without lawful justification (such as self-defense) is prohibited. This includes displaying a real firearm in a holster or scabbard in public without proper authorization. Prop or replica firearms may be displayed in holsters; (however, any individual displaying a holstered weapon is subject to search by law enforcement to determine whether the firearm is real.)
M.P.C. § 8.2	Criminal Possession of Government-Issued Firearm	Felony	15	$12,500	Possessing a government-issued firearm without being an active, sworn Law Enforcement Officer currently on duty.
M.P.C. § 8.3	Criminal Possession of a Firearm [Class 1]	Felony	10	$3,750	Possessing a Class 1 weapon without the proper license, or possessing a weapon that is unregistered, tampered with, scratched, or has been used in a crime. (Refer to the Appendix for weapon classifications.)
M.P.C. § 8.4	Criminal Possession of a Firearm [Class 2]	Felony	15	$6,250	Possessing a Class 2 weapon without the proper license, or possessing a weapon that is unregistered, tampered with, scratched, or has been used in a crime. (Refer to the Appendix for weapon classifications.)
M.P.C. § 8.5	Criminal Possession of a Firearm [Class 3]	Felony	25	$9,375	Possessing a Class 3 weapon without the proper license, or possessing a weapon that is unregistered, tampered with, scratched, or has been used in a crime. (Refer to the Appendix for weapon classifications.)
M.P.C. § 8.6	Criminal Possession of a Firearm [Class 4 Weapon]	Felony	30	$11,250	Possessing a Class 4 weapon without the proper license, or possessing a weapon that is unregistered, tampered with, scratched, has been used in a crime, or involves explosives. (Refer to the Appendix for weapon classifications.)
M.P.C. § 8.7	Criminal Purchase of a Firearm or Explosive	Felony	15	$10,000	Knowingly and intentionally purchasing a firearm when the purchaser is legally prohibited from doing so.
M.P.C. § 8.8	Criminal Sale or Distribution of a Firearm [Class 1]	Felony	15	$3,750	Illegally selling a Class 1 firearm when either party involved in the transaction lacks a valid weapon license. (Refer to APPENDIX for weapon classifications.)
M.P.C. § 8.9	Criminal Sale or Distribution of a Firearm [Class 2]	Felony	25	$9,375	Illegally selling a Class 2 weapon when either party involved in the transaction lacks a valid weapon license. (Refer to APPENDIX for weapon classifications.)
M.P.C. § 8.10	Criminal Sale or Distribution of a Firearm [Class 3]	Felony	30	$11,250	Illegally selling a Class 3 firearm when either party involved in the transaction lacks a valid weapon license. (Refer to APPENDIX for weapon classifications.)
M.P.C. § 8.11	Criminal Sale or Distribution of a Firearm[Class 4]	Felony	40	$18,750	Illegally selling a Class 4 weapon when either party involved in the transaction lacks a valid weapon license. (Refer to APPENDIX for weapon classifications.)
M.P.C. § 8.12	Felon in Possession of a Firearm [Class 1]	Felony	10	$7,500	A convicted felon in possession of a Class 1 weapon. (Refer to APPENDIX for weapon classifications. This replaces the charge of Criminal Possession of a Firearm Class 1)
M.P.C. § 8.13	Felon in Possession of a Firearm [Class 2]	Felony	15	$10,000	A convicted felon in possession of a Class 2 weapon. (Refer to APPENDIX for weapon classifications. This replaces the charge of Criminal Possession of a Firearm Class 2)
M.P.C. § 8.14	Felon in Possession of a Firearm [Class 3]	Felony	25	$12,500	A convicted felon in possession of a Class 3 weapon. (Refer to APPENDIX for weapon classifications. This replaces the charge of Criminal Possession of a Firearm Class 3)
M.P.C. § 8.15	Felon in Possession of a Firearm [Class 4]	Felony	25	$18,750	A convicted felon in possession of a Class 4 weapon or explosives, including the transportation of explosives. (Refer to APPENDIX for weapon classifications. This replaces the charge of Criminal Possession of a Firearm Class 4)
M.P.C. § 8.16	Felon in Possession of Government-Issued Firearm	Felony	25	$25,000	A convicted felon in possession of a government-owned or government-issued firearm without being an active, sworn law enforcement officer currently on duty. (This replaces the Possession of Government Equipment charge.)
M.P.C. § 8.17	Fleeing & Eluding	Misdemeanor	10	$1,250	Fleeing on foot from a Law Enforcement Officer to evade apprehension, detention, or arrest.
M.P.C. § 8.18	Impeding Emergency Personnel	Misdemeanor	15	$2,500	Intentionally disrupting or obstructing medical personnel, firefighters, or other emergency responders who are acting in the interest of public safety.
M.P.C. § 8.19	Interference with Healthcare	Felony	30	$9,375	Willfully or recklessly interfering with access to or from a health care facility, or willfully or recklessly disruping the normal functions of the facility.
M.P.C. § 8.20	Improper Use of a Firearm	Misdemeanor	10	$1,250	Discharging or using a weapon without a lawful reason. Lawful reasons include self-defense or defense of others.
M.P.C. § 8.21	Openly Carrying a Firearm	Infraction	-	$2,500	Openly carrying a firearm without the required permit. Brandishing does not apply on private property. (Exemptions include active-duty LEO, security personnel with the proper permit, This charge cannot be stacked with brandishing.)
M.P.C. § 8.22	Possession of Illegal Attachments	Felony	15	$2,500	Possessing illegal firearm attachments such as suppressors or extended magazines.
M.P.C. § 8.23	Resisting Arrest	Misdemeanor	10	$3,125	Using force to prevent arrest (with or without a warrant), handcuffing, or otherwise obstructing a lawful attempt to take a person into police custody.
M.P.C. § 8.24	Weapons Caching	Felony	30	$6,250	Possessing five or more of any classification of unregistered firearm
M.P.C. § 8.25	Weapons Manufacturing	Felony	40	$12,500	Engaging in the illegal manufacturing of weapons.
M.P.C. § 8.26	Weapons Stockpiling	Felony	45	$12,500	Possessing 10 or more of any classification of unregistered firearm
M.P.C. § 8.27	Weapons Trafficking	Felony	45	$7,500	Transporting five or more of any classification of unregistered firearm
M.P.C. § 8.28	Felon in Possession of Ammunition/Body Armor	Felony	5	$625	A convicted felon in possession of any type of ammunition and or any type of body armor.
M.P.C. § 8.29	Criminal Use of a Chemical Agent	Felony	40	$15,625	Unlawfully and knowingly release or deploy tear gas, incapacitation agent, or other chemical substances with the intent to cause bodily harm, injury, disorientation or incapacation of another person.

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
M.P.C. § 9.1	Careless Driving	Misdemeanor	5	$250	Operating a vehicle negligently, showing a disregard for basic traffic rules and public safety.
M.P.C. § 9.2	Driving Under the Influence	Misdemeanor	15	$1,250	Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Alcohol levels must not exceed a 0.08 Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC). Vehicle shall be State impounded.
M.P.C. § 9.3	Driving on a Railroad	Felony	10	$5,625	Driving on active railroad tracks or right-of-ways without proper clearance.
M.P.C. § 9.4	Driving on a Suspended License	Misdemeanor	15	$2,500	Operating a vehicle with a suspended driver’s license. Arrest and vehicle can be impounded at law enforcements discretion.
M.P.C. § 9.5	Driving w/o a Driver's License	Misdemeanor	5	$1,250	Driving without having a physical driver’s license on your person. Arrest and citation is law enforcement discretion. Vehicle can be State impounded at law enforcements discretion.
M.P.C. § 9.6	Driving on the Wrong Side of The Road	Infraction	-	$250	Driving on the opposing lanes of travel
M.P.C. § 9.7	Evading	Misdemeanor	15	$1,250	Fleeing in a vehicle from a law enforcement officer in an attempt to avoid apprehension, detention, or arrest.
M.P.C. § 9.8	Failure to Display License Plate	Infraction	-	$250	Operating a vehicle without displaying a current, registered license plate on the front or back of the vehicle.
M.P.C. § 9.9	Failure to Obey Traffic Control Devices	Infraction	-	$250	Failing to comply with traffic control devices (e.g., stop signs, yield signs, traffic lights) designated as regulatory stopping points.
M.P.C. § 9.10	Failure to Yield to Emergency Vehicle	Infraction	-	$250	Not yielding to emergency vehicles with activated lights or sirens by failing to move to the side of the road.
M.P.C. § 9.11	Fictious License Plates	Misdemeanor	15	$375	Knowingly displaying false, unregistered, or stolen license plates on a vehicle. Cannot be charged alongside Failure to Display License Plate.
M.P.C. § 9.12	Flying without a Pilot License	Felony	25	$1,250	Operating an aircraft without a valid license on their person. Law enforcement and medical air units are exempt.
M.P.C. § 9.13	Hit and Run (M)	Misdemeanor	15	$2,500	Leaving the scene of an accident resulting in property damage without providing identifying information to the involved parties.
M.P.C. § 9.14	Hit and Run (F)	Felony	30	$9,375	Leaving the scene of an accident resulting in bodily injury or death without providing identifying information to the involved parties.
M.P.C. § 9.15	Illegal Landing	Felony	15	$7,500	Making a non-emergency landing within city limits in an unauthorized area or without proper licensing or supervision. Only authorized area to land are designated areas. Pilots must inform emergency services via 911 if an emergency landing is in process.
M.P.C. § 9.16	Illegal Parking	Infraction	-	$250	Parking in restricted areas (e.g., fire lanes, sidewalks, red-marked zones), or in a way that could damage property. (Exemptions apply for emergency vehicles responding to an active scene.)
M.P.C. § 9.17	Illegal Passing	Infraction	-	$250	Passing another vehicle illegally, such as by using the shoulder, median, or crossing solid lines. The pass must be completed without compromising the safety of oncoming traffic.
M.P.C. § 9.18	Illegal U-turn	Infraction	-	$250	Making an illegal U-turn within city limits or across lanes of traffic in an unsafe manner.
M.P.C. § 9.19	Illegal Use of an Aircraft	Felony	25	$7,500	Using an aircraft for criminal activities.
M.P.C. § 9.20	Jaywalking	Infraction	0	$125	Crossing a road without using a crosswalk.
M.P.C. § 9.21	Reckless Driving	Misdemeanor	10	$625	Driving in a reckless and grossly negligent manner that endangers human life.
M.P.C. § 9.22	Reckless Evading	Felony	15	$1,875	Fleeing from a police officer in a vehicle in a reckless manner to avoid being apprehended, detained, or arrested.
M.P.C. § 9.23	Reckless Flying	Felony	30	$4,375	Disregarding safety measures outlined in pilot training (TBD from NHA). Reckless Flying is defined as operating an aircraft in a manner that endangers the life or property of another, without necessarily intending to cause harm, but with a disregard for the potential consequences i.e. violating minimum altitude regulations, careless disregard for other aircraft, unsafe ground operations, ignoring regulations and procedures, and unsafe maneuvers.
M.P.C. § 9.24	Riding on a Sidewalk	Infraction	-	$250	Operating any two- or four-wheel vehicle (motorized or manual) on a sidewalk.
M.P.C. § 9.25	Street Racing	Felony	15	$6,250	Street racing, instead of using a designated racetrack.
M.P.C. § 9.26	First Degree Speeding	Infraction	-	$687	Driving 61 mph to 90 mph over the posted speed limit.
M.P.C. § 9.27	Second Degree Speeding	Infraction	-	$563	Driving 31 mph to 60 mph over the posted speed limit.
M.P.C. § 9.28	Third Degree Speeding	Infraction	-	$437	Driving 1 mph to 30 mph over the posted speed limit.
M.P.C. § 9.29	Defective Equipment	Infraction	-	$250	Operating a Vehicle with defective parts or equipment (Broken headlight/ tail light, Broken Windshield, Popped Tires, Etc.)
M.P.C. § 9.30	Violation of a No Fly Zone	Felony	30	$3,125	Flying an aircraft over restricted areas (e.g., government buildings, Boiling Brooke Penitentiary, Fort Zancudo) at any altitude, law enforcement and medical air units are exempt.
M.P.C. § 9.31	Violation of Altitude	Felony	15	$3,125	Flying an aircraft below the top of the highest building within line of sight (FIB, IAA, Arcadius) inside of Los Santos except when landing in designated areas, Maze Bank Tower can be disregarded. While in Sandy and Paleto minimum altitude is tree height, law enforcement and medical air units are exempt.
M.P.C. § 9.32	Illegal Use of NOS	Infraction	-	$750	NOS is illegal to use on public roadways, if used to assist in the evasion of law enforcement, will result in the seizure of the NOS canister (purge until emptied). NOS is only permitted to be utilized on private property (drag strips, race tracks, private personal property, etc.)
M.P.C. § 9.33	Illegal Light Modification	Infraction	-	$438	Any light modifications done to the headlights, tail lights, or underglow on a vehicle shall display as a solid color, no vehicle is authorized to display strobbing lights
MPC. § 9.34	Illegal Modification	Infraction	-	$875	Anyone who operates any form of vehicle on public roadways with the following modifications. Armor Plates and Armored Tires, if these modifications are found on the vehicle, can result in being State Impounded at law enforcement discretion.
MPC. § 9.35	Driving Without Registration	Infraction	-	$375	Driving without registration or certificate of title.
XXXXXXX	License Revocation	Infraction	-	$-	All licenses associated with a drivers license (CDL & Motorcycle) and pilots license will be automatically revoked if the individual accumulates 20 points on their driving or piloting record. The individual may petition the court to regain their drivers license but will need to reach out to the pilots license authority to regain their pilots license.

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
M.P.C. § 10.1	Animal Cruelty	Felony	45	$1,500	Inflicting unnecessary and intentional harm, neglect or suffering on any animal, including intentionally prolonging an animal’s death. If found guilty of this, could render the animal to be surrendered to the State.
M.P.C. § 10.2	Destruction of Natural Resources / State Park Property	Felony	45	$9,375	Destruction or vandalism of protected state areas, including but not limited to campgrounds, wildlife sanctuaries, state parks, and habitats of protected national species
M.P.C. § 10.3	Hunting in an Unauthorized Area	Infraction	-	$1,250	Hunting in unauthorized areas such as Zancudo Military Base, Humane Labs, including private property, government land, wildlife reserves, national parks, rivers, or oceans, without the appropriate state approval, if charged with this three times will result in revocation of hunting license.
M.P.C. § 10.4	Hunting with Non-Hunting Weapon	Misdemeanor	15	$2,500	Hunting with non-traditional weapons, such as Molotov cocktails, explosives (e.g., C4), flares, or melee weapons (excluding knives). Must use a legal weapon purchased from Ammunation and is registered. Violating this can lead to an arrest.
M.P.C. § 10.5	Poaching	Felony	30	$9,375	Illegally hunting or catching animals that are considered a protected species (Cougars, Sea Turtles, Dolphins, Thresher Shark, and Leopard Shark)
M.P.C. § 10.6	Illegal Hunting Practices	Misdemeanor	5	$3,125	It is illegal to shoot at wildlife game from a vehicle, or 20 paces from a public highway/road or off-highway path, or 100 paces from a private dwelling.
M.P.C. § 10.7	Unlicensed Hunting/Fishing	Misdemeanor	-	$1,250	Hunting or fishing without the necessary license or permits.

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
M.P.C. § 11.1	1st Offense Impound	Impound	6 Hour	$2,500	If a personally owned vehicle is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.2	2nd Offense Impound	Impound	12 Hours	$3,750	If a personally owned vehicle is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.3	3rd Offense Impound	Impound	24 Hours	$6,250	If a personally owned vehicle is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.4	4th Offense Impound	Impound	48 Hours	$9,375	If a personally owned vehicle is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.5	5th Offense Impound	Impound	5 Days	$12,500	If a personally owned vehicle is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.6	6th Offense Impound	Impound	7 Days	$25,000	If a personally owned vehicle is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.7	7th Offense Impound	Impound	14 Days	$37,500	If a personally owned vehicle is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.8	8th Offense Impound	Impound	21 Days	$50,000	If a personally owned vehicle is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.9	9th Offense Impound	Impound	30 Days	$62,500	If a personally owned vehicle is used during the commission of the crime. If a vehicle has surpassed it's 9th impound, the 9th impound time and fine are applicable for all subsequent impounds (i.e., 10th offense, 11th offense, etc)
M.P.C. § 11.10	1st Offense Impound	Impound	6 Hour	$10,000	If a personally owned aircraft is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.11	2nd Offense Impound	Impound	12 Hours	$15,000	If a personally owned aircraft is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.12	3rd Offense Impound	Impound	24 Hours	$25,000	If a personally owned aircraft is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.13	4th Offense Impound	Impound	48 Hours	$37,500	If a personally owned aircraft is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.14	5th Offense Impound	Impound	5 Days	$50,000	If a personally owned aircraft is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.15	6th Offense Impound	Impound	7 Days	$100,000	If a personally owned aircraft is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.16	7th Offense Impound	Impound	14 Days	$150,000	If a personally owned aircraft is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.17	8th Offense Impound	Impound	21 Days	$200,000	If a personally owned aircraft is used during the commission of a crime
M.P.C. § 11.18	9th Offense Impound	Impound	30 Days	$250,000	If a personally owned aircraft is used during the commission of the crime. If a aircraft has surpassed it's 9th impound, the 9th impound time and fine are applicable for all subsequent impounds (i.e., 10th offense, 11th offense, etc)
M.P.C. § 11.19	VIN Scratched Impound	Impound	HUT	$HUT	If an investigation permits the search of a VIN and the VIN is scratched, the vehicle must be held without release until released by the DOJ / Commissioners Office.
XXXX	License Revocation/Impound Criteria	-	-	$-	If the owner of the aircraft is utilizing their aircraft in commission of a crime, their license will suspended by DOJ/LEO and will have to go to NHA Committee to get it unsuspended. Any pilot without a license cannot operate an aircraft legally, until the pilot obtains their license again is when they are legally allowed to fly the aircraft. This can result in a permanent impound until shown they can operate the aircraft. If a pilot occurs 20 points on their pilot record, will result in a suspension submitted to NHA.

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
M.P.C. § 12.1	Corruption	Felony	HUT	$HUT	CONTACT FIB. Unlawfully and wrongfully uses the station of a Public Servant to procure some benefit to themselves or for another person, contrary to duty and the rights of others, including intelligence leaks and abuse of power.
M.P.C. § 12.2	Felon in Possession of an Explosive [Class 5]	Felony	HUT	$HUT	A convicted felon in possession of a Class 5 explosive. (Refer to APPENDIX for weapon classifications.)
M.P.C. § 12.3	Criminal Sale or Distribution of an Explosive [Class 5]	Felony	HUT	$HUT	Illegally selling or distribution of a Class 5 explosive when either party involved in the transaction lacks a valid license. (Refer to APPENDIX for weapon classifications.)
M.P.C. § 12.4	Criminal Possession of an Explosive [Class 5]	Felony	HUT	$HUT	Possessing a Class 5 explosive without the proper license, or possessing an explosive that is unregistered, tampered with, scratched, or has been used in a crime. (Refer to the Appendix for weapon classifications.)
M.P.C. § 12.5	Hate Crime	Felony	HUT	$HUT	CONTACT FIB. A prejudice-motivated crime which occurs when a perpetrator targets a victim because of their membership (or perceived membership) of a certain social group, disability, religion, sex, age, or race.
M.P.C. § 12.6	Narcotics Operation	Felony	HUT	$HUT	Possessing more than 250 bags of Narcotics with or without intent to distibute (If found to be a group of people the 250 is the total amount on the collective group. Any one who attempts or aides in the distribution without having narcotics on them may recieve this charge.)
M.P.C. § 12.7	Riot	Felony	HUT	$HUT	Engaging in violent conduct or actions that create a risk of public harm with a group of at least four individuals, including property damage, assault, or other disruptive behavior that threatens public safety or order
M.P.C. § 12.8	Terrorism	Felony	HUT	$HUT	CONTACT FIB. The unlawful use of violence and intimidation against a civilian population in pursuit of political or personal ideologies.
M.P.C. § 12.9	First Degree Murder	Felony	HUT	$HUT	Killing another person with the intent to kill with premeditation and deliberation.
M.P.C. § 12.10	Accomplice to First Degree Murder	Felony	HUT	$HUT	A person who is present when the crime is committed, and or, knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in the commission of the titled crime.
M.P.C. § 12.11	Accessory to First Degree Murder	Felony	HUT	$HUT	If a person did anything to encourage, aid, or assist in any material manner in the commission of the titled crime. Or, someone who knows a crime was committed, receives, relieves, comforts, or assists the offender or in any manner aids them to escape arrest or punishment from the titled crime.
M.P.C. § 12.12	Second Degree Murder	Felony	HUT	$HUT	Murdering another person with malicious intent, but without premeditation.
M.P.C. § 12.13	Accomplice to Second Degree Murder	Felony	HUT	$HUT	A person who is present when the crime is committed, and or, knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in the commission of the titled crime.
M.P.C. § 12.14	Accessory to Second Degree Murder	Felony	HUT	$HUT	If a person did anything to encourage, aid, or assist in any material manner in the commission of the titled crime. Or, someone who knows a crime was committed, receives, relieves, comforts, or assists the offender or in any manner aids them to escape arrest or punishment from the titled crime.
M.P.C. § 12.15	Manslaughter	Felony	HUT	$HUT	Recklessly or accidentally killing another person.
M.P.C. § 12.16	Accomplice to Manslaughter	Felony	HUT	$HUT	A person who is present when the crime is committed, and or, knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally gives assistance to another in the commission of the titled crime.
M.P.C. § 12.17	Accessory to Manslaughter	Felony	HUT	$HUT	If a person did anything to encourage, aid, or assist in any material manner in the commission of the titled crime. Or, someone who knows a crime was committed, receives, relieves, comforts, or assists the offender or in any manner aids them to escape arrest or punishment from the titled crime.
M.P.C. § 12.18	Escape from Detention	Felony	HUT	$HUT	Escaping or attempting to escape from a secure detention facility, such as a jail, prison, or holding cell within a police station, after being fully processed. This includes breaking out or aiding such an act, with attempts carrying the same fines and sentences as a successful escape.
M.P.C. § 12.19	Prostitution	Felony	HUT	$HUT	CONTACT FIB. Engaging in sexual activity for payment or assisting in the act of prostitution by providing the means for the successful sale of sexual services.
M.P.C. § 12.20	Public Indecency	Felony	HUT	$HUT	CONTACT FIB. Engaging in acts of sexual intercourse, lewd exposure of sexual organs, indecent public nudity, or inappropriate fondling in a public setting.
M.P.C. § 12.21	Cannibalism	Felony	HUT	$HUT	Knowingly and intentionally consuming human flesh, or engaging in any related acts of mutilating, dismembering, or profaning human remains for the purpose of consumption

Code	Charge	Class	Time	Fine	Description
CON. § Al.	Other Constitutional Violation	Judges Decison	Judges Decison	$Judges Decison	Breach or violation of any Constitutional clause or amendment not herein enumerated but present in the appropriate documentation.
CSL. § Al.	Other Case Law Violation	Judges Decison	Judges Decison	$Judges Decison	Breach or violation of any case law not herein enumerated but present in the appropriate documentation.
ORD. § Al.	Other Executive Order Violation	Judges Decison	Judges Decison	$Judges Decison	Breach or violation of any executive order not herein enumerated but present in the appropriate documentation.
STT. § Al.	Other Statute Law Violation	Judges Decison	Judges Decison	$Judges Decison	Breach or violation of any statute law not herein enumerated but present in the appropriate documentation.