I. OBSTRUCTING JUSTICE
A. [§1] In General.
B. [§2] Obstruction by Judicial Officer.
C. [§3] Exciting Litigation (Barratry).
D. [§4] Falsification or Suppression of Evidence.
E. Acts Involving Witnesses and Victims.
1. [§5] In General.
2. Intimidating Witness or Victim.
(a) [§6] Preventing or Dissuading Person From Testifying or Reporting Crime.
(b) [§7] Revelation of Name by Convicted Sex Offender.
(c) [§8] Threat of Force by Convicted Felon.
(d) [§9] Use of Force Against Person Cooperating With Law Enforcement.
(e) [§10] Orders and Sanctions.
3. [§11] Deceiving Witness To Procure False Testimony.
4. [§12] Inducing Witness To Give False or Withhold True Testimony.
5. [§13] Disclosure of Information by Prospective Witness for Consideration.
F. Acts Involving Jurors, Referees, and Arbitrators.
1. [§14] In General.
2. [§15] Disclosure or Solicitation of Juror Information.
G. [§16] Threats Against State Officials.
H. Interference With Law Enforcement Officers.
1. [§17] In General.
2. Resisting, Delaying, or Obstructing Officer.
(a) [§18] In General.
(b) [§19] Verbal Interference.
(c) [§20] Removal of Weapon From Officer.
(d) [§21] Wilful Resistance Causing Death or Serious Injury.
I. Compounding Crime.
1. [§22] In General.
2. Compromise of Misdemeanor Where Civil Remedy Available.
(a) [§23] Permissible Compromises.
(b) [§24] Prohibited Compromises.
(c) [§25] Misdemeanor Hit-and-Run Violations.
J. Making False Report.
1. [§26] False Report of Crime.
2. [§27] False Report of Bomb or Explosive.
3. [§28] Other False Reports.
K. Contempt.
1. [§29] In General.
2. [§30] Offenses Constituting Contempt.
L. [§31] Miscellaneous Offenses.
II. BRIBERY
A. [§32] Nature of Crime.
B. Persons Who May Be Bribed.
1. Executive Officers.
(a) [§33] In General.
(b) [§34] Local and Minor Officers.
2. [§35] Ministerial Officers.
3. [§36] Legislative Officers.
4. [§37] Judicial Officers and Jurors.
5. Witnesses.
(a) [§38] Bribery To Prevent Testimony or Information.
(b) [§39] Bribery To Prevent Attendance.
(c) [§40] Prospective Witnesses.
6. [§41] Participants in Political Activities.
7. [§42] Participants and Officials in Sporting Events.
8. [§43] Officials of Financial Institutions.
9. [§44] Employees (Commercial Bribery).
10. [§45] Other Persons.
C. Elements of Crime.
1. [§46] The Bribe (Something of Value).
2. Acts Constituting Bribery.
(a) [§47] Briber-Giving and Bribee-Receiving.
(b) [§48] Briber Offering.
(c) [§49] Bribee Asking or Agreeing To Receive.
(d) [§50] Solicitation of Another To Bribe.
3. Intent.
(a) [§51] Corrupt Intent.
(B) [§52] Mutual Intent Not Required.
4. Object of Bribe.
(a) [§53] In General.
(b) Scope of Official Action.
(1) [§54] General Principles.
(2) [§55] Illustrations.
III. PERJURY AND SUBORNATION OF PERJURY
A. Perjury.
1. In General.
(a) [§56] Nature of Crime.
(b) [§57] Statutory Provisions.
(c) [§58] Effect of Special Statute.
(d) [§59] Verdict in Prior Trial Immaterial.
2. Elements.
(a) [§60] In General.
(b) Oath or Affirmation.
(1) [§61] Nature and Form.
(2) [§62] Authority To Administer.
(3) [§63] Oath Required or Authorized.
(c) False Statement.
(1) [§64] In General.
(2) [§65] Delivery of Written Statement.
(d) Knowledge and Intent.
(1) [§66] In General.
(2) [§67] Statement Without Belief in Truth.
(3) [§68] False Statement of Opinion.
(e) Materiality of Statement.
(1) [§69] In General.
(2) [§70] Pleading and Proof.
(3) [§71] Determination by Jury.
(4) Illustrations.
(aa) [§72] Judicial Proceedings.
(bb) [§73] Legislative Hearings.
(cc) [§74] Other Proceedings.
3. Requirement of Corroboration.
(a) Former Law.
(1) [§75] Nature and Purpose of Requirement.
(2 [§76] Direct and Corroborative Evidence.
(3) [§77] Sufficiency of Evidence.
(b) [§78] Statutory Revision of 1969.
B. Subornation of Perjury.
1. [§79] Nature and Elements of Crime.
2. [§80] Knowledge of Falsity.
3. [§81] Solicitation Distinguished.
IV. ESCAPE AND RESCUE
A. Escape.
1. [§82] Nature of Offense.
2. Elements.
(a) Lawful Custody.
(1) [§83] In General.
(2) [§84] Confinement Wholly Without Legal Authority.
(3) [§85] Confinement Merely Irregular.
(b) [§86] Unauthorized Departure.
(c) [§87] Intent.
3. Escape From State Prison, Camp, or Farm.
(a) [§88] Offenses.
(b) [§89] Punishment.
4. Escape From City or County Jail or Detention.
(a) Offenses.
(1) [§90] Misdemeanants or Inebriates.
(2) [§91] Felons or Juveniles.
(3) [§92] Failure To Return to Place of Confinement.
(b) [§93] Status as Prisoner.
(c) Punishment.
(1) [§94] State Prison or County Jail.
(2) [§95] Probation.
5. [§96] Escape From Juvenile Hall or Camp.
6. [§97] Escape From Other Institutions.
B. [§98] Assisting Escape.
C. [§99] Rescue.
D. [§100] Aiding Prisoner.
E. [§101] Flight of Sex Offender.
V. MISCONDUCT IN PUBLIC OFFICE
A. [§102] In General.
B. Affirmative Acts.
1. [§103] Exaction or Acceptance of Fee.
2. [§104] Interference With Person or Property.
3. [§105] Private Activities or Conflict of Interest.
4. [§106] Disclosure of Confidential Information or Secret Proceedings.
5. [§107] Other Wrongful Acts.
C. [§108] Neglect of Duty.
D. Removal From Office.
1. [§109] Accusation Before Grand Jury.
2. [§110] What Constitutes Misconduct.
3. [§111] Mere Negligence Insufficient.
4. [§112] Intent.
VI. TREASON AND RELATED OFFENSES
A. [§113] Treason.
B. [§114] Other Federal Offenses.
C. Other State Offenses.
1. [§115] Criminal Syndicalism and Similar Acts.
2. [§116] Sabotage.
3. [§117] Registration of Subversive Organizations.
VII. INTERFERENCE WITH EXECUTIVE OFFICER
A. [§118] In General.
B. [§119] Preventing or Resisting Performance of Duties.
C. [§120] Threatening Public Officer.
D. [§121] Improper Assumption of Office.
VIII. INTERFERENCE WITH LEGISLATIVE POWER
A. [§122] Organization and Functioning of Legislature.
B. [§123] Illegal Lobbying and Related Offenses.
C. [§124] Witnesses Before Legislature.
D. [§125] Secret Meetings.
IX. TAX OFFENSES
A. [§126] In General.
B. Personal Income Taxes.
1. [§127] Returns and Payment: Misdemeanors.
2. [§128] Returns and Payment: Felonies.
3. [§129] Failing To Withhold, Collect, or Pay Over.
4. [§130] Disclosing Information.
5. [§131] Wrongfully Using Income Tax Refund.
C. [§132] Bank and Corporation Taxes.
D. [§133] Sales and Use Taxes.
E. [§134] Fuel Taxes.
F. [§135] Liquor and Cigarette Taxes.
G. [§136] Local Taxes.
X. ELECTIONS OFFENSES
A. [§137] In General.
B. [§138] Campaign Literature and Statements.
C. [§139] Fund-Raising and Nomination.
D. [§140] Illegal Registration or Voting.
E. [§141] Wrongs Against Voters.
F. [§142] Canvasses, Returns, or Ballots.
G. Initiative, Referendum, and Recall.
1. [§143] Misuse of Procedure.
2. [§144] Interference With Procedure.
H. [§145] Crimes of Election Officials.
XI. PUBLIC AID OFFENSES
A. [§146] In General.
B. By Applicants and Recipients.
1. [§147] In General.
2. [§148] Misuse, Forgery, or Embezzlement.
C. By Providers.
1. [§149] False Claims.
2. [§150] Illegal Payment for Referral or Services.
D. [§151] Relationship to Other Crimes.
E. [§152] Demand for Restitution as Prerequisite to Prosecution.
XII. OTHER OFFENSES
A. [§153] Unemployment Compensation Offenses.
B. [§154] Unauthorized Release of Criminal Records.
C. [§155] Money Laundering.
D. [§156] Unlawful Recording of Document.
E. [§157] Misleading Motor Vehicle Authorities or Probation Officers.