Brett

1. There won't be a relaunch until it's fully ready. It's why there is no date, but we're playing it month by month to see how things look before we announce any new date. 2. Different code in the earlier portions. There are some salvageable points of it that are being used, but some of it has to be re-coded. A dev would have to shed more light on that part though. 3. Mainly working on 4, and down the line we can expand to 8, 12, etc post. 4. Image is fixed. Live progress can be found by connecting onto the server which is public for people to join, just as it was before launch. Nobody ever needed to "take our word," they just needed to connect to the very same server the devs work on that has been public for months. Unfortunately, some didn't do that and then wanted to claim something was hidden when it wasn't. We can lead a horse to water, but we can't make it drink.

There will be updates on a monthly basis. It's not the end of the month yet, so will be closer to the end of February/beginning of March.

Already will be done as described in the solutions of Issue 2.

Do you like sand? Welcome though!

Welcome! Glad to have you.

Thank you everyone for the feedback so far! Feel free to keep adding, we're definitely paying attention and seeing what can be worked.

Feedback thread for the server. Let us know your experience, what can be improved, what went great, what didn't. Be as open as honest as possible so we can ensure we're prioritizing the right fixes and paths!

To keep it simple atm. Federal Law will remain pretty much untouched with certain exceptions which will be detailed in a thread which those are. All State/Local law however will be dictated IG as per our server needs.

Mayor & PD.

What we like to see. Good work!

The time is coming! LC, here we come.

We're open for business! In our push to launch, we will begin to review business applications for people who are interested in having a business ready and waiting on Day One of server launch. We are committed to having a creative, dynamic, and fulfilling business environment to accompany our realistic economy to ensure players will have options to roleplay in a manner that fits their development, while also making profits for people who have the business savy to make major gains in the market. Information on the economics of the server may be found below for those who may have forgotten the plan. There has been some updates since then, but 99% of the framework as presented in the spoiler is still as accurate today as it was with only minor changes (EX: Commands are not accurate.) This is again still to be used in conjunction with the Simulated Market (Which will have more announcements post-launch), with the information also being found below. Business Regulations As we believe in LCRP that the grind of a server should not prevent you from roleplaying your characters appropriately, we are committed to ensuring that businesses are given to players for free, however there are some rules that must be followed that will be expanded upon in a separate topic but here are the highlights for now; You must roleplay with the business actively. Exact activity requirement will be set down the line, but if you are found to not be roleplaying with the business it will be taken away from you and you will have to wait a certain amount of time before you can repeat the process of gaining a new business. You must follow all server rules and regulations regarding how businesses must operate and function. (EX: Money placed in a business menu for salaries & basic utility bills, cannot just be stolen by a player as those are server protected assets. Only profits can be robbed as that is from the players rather then the server.) You must maintain a forum presence as well as an in-game presence with your business. As long as you are able to follow those basic three, you should be fine in the operation in your business. Additional regulation, procedures, and protocols will be released down the line and moderated by the Faction Support Team. Application If you would like a business, this is the place to request it. Keep in mind that any custom mapping will be the players responsibility, but with our in-game furniture script, this should be an easy task even for the most inexperienced person to easily custom map their business property once it is given. You will also before launch be given the opportunity to create your character, and go in-game to map your property if approved before server launch. Additional details on this process will come later, but questions are always welcome. The only requirement for you to apply, is that you have an accepted UCP application at the time of submission. Otherwise, this will result in an auto-denial.

Server Trailer #3 The third trailer for LCRP is finally here! Keep up with the series below, as we approach our release. Trailer #1 Trailer #2 More updates to come. Thank you all for your patience!

Moving this to general discussion rather then suggestions.

Hello LCRP, The Beta Test will be planned for Sunday, August 27th, 12:30pm GMT-5 (5:30pm GMT+1). Here are some quick notes on what to expect during the test; All you require for this testing is a UCP account. Whitelisting will only begin happening on server release, so by then you will need to have an accepted application but not just yet. UCP is here to register your account if you have not yet done so, as this will be your login to the server. All characters made during this test will be entirely deleted upon the actual server release. We would advise not to spend a considerable amount of time on character creation menus, as this will not be the final character you will be making in order to actually play. All features as they are currently operable on the server (of which there are too many to name), will be available for usage. For the time being pricing for all items should be in realistic ranges (excluding vehicles and property purchases for purposes of testing), so please note that the economics are not yet finalized for the realistic economy system and won't be until launch day. The main purpose as stated previously of this test is to be server stability, however will also be open for limited roleplay as well. Meaning that if you are intending to do any particular actual roleplay, you are to do so at your own risk. Staff will punish any players that violates any OOC rules, or deliberately is preventing you from just being on the server (By like DM, etc.) However we are not here to enforce the general rules of how we will be roleplaying on launch. If you are intending to do any story building of your character/faction development pre-launch during this, we will accept from a lore perspective what you have done and allow it to be carried on when you make your actual character including if you were to screenshot scenes, or produce any particular form of media in regards to it. All names of characters must be a legitimate first and last name. If you create a character with a non-rp name, you will be punished accordingly. Regardless of if you're there to do any legitimate roleplay, or simply to look around and experience the script as it stands. (Sidenote: Script will only accept First & Lastname format. Names with anything extra such as William O'Connell, will not be accepted at this time upon character creation.) The map has been drastically being improved and worked upon, but there is still a lot of work we have yet to do. Please ensure if you find map bugs that haven't already been reported on the discord map-bugs section, please ensure you make a post so we can work to ensure we're fixing it. The server as it stands is around 7GB. So if you have a slow internet that will need time to download it, we would advise you connect to the server today to download the files, to be ready for the test. The test is only intended to last a couple of hours "officially," but the server will continue to be up and available to you up until the day of launch. A note to this. This will also mean that if you start some RP during this Beta Test that may not necessarily wrap up for whatever reason that may be, you of course can continue with it up until the day of launch. Again, stats will be entirely wiped. But the stories you create, the staff will honor it for post-launch so long as you can prove the RP was actually done in this capacity. Important Hotkeys to note during this test to cut down on potential hounding of questions. Z = Player Menu L = Lock/Unlock Car (Also /lock) Up Arrow = Start Car (Also /engine) Down Arrow = Stop car. (Also /engine) C = Crouch (Yes, we have an actual crouch. It replaces the default GTA system) F2 = Enable Curser (Useful to close out of menus that aren't closed by the ESC key.) F5 = Cell Phone F6 = Animation Menu F7 = Firemode Selector (Safe, Semi, Auto, Burst) F8 = Screenshot Key F9 = Photo Mode Important Commands to note during this test to cut down on potential hounding of questions. /reconnect = Quickly do this command to reconnect if you face some strange bug. Typically will fix most issues if you run into them. /fixhud = If your HUD displaces itself from where it should be, you will do this command to fix it. /torso = Clip fixing tool. Use it if your clothes clip to set the torso. /help chat = You can fully customize your chat. These will list the commands to do so. /help = Obvious. /helpmenu = The prefered /help menu. Use this as your first=hand guide to commands. And /help as secondary. MLO's are still giving us issues, although a few have been entirely blocked off. If you see any open interiors around the server, it is best to avoid them as they are from default GTA IV, and will usually glitch you into the floor. Just a fair warning with these but some examples being (Burger Shots, Hospitals, Certain Abandoned Buildings, etc.) The staff team will be on standby to help facilitate any special requests or answering of any questions during the testing period. Some of these requests are as follows; General Assistant (Questions or Bug related issues) Property/Furniture system testing. If you are wanting to experience how these features work, /report IG for an admin to assist. As these are not placed around the map normally just yet and won't until launch day. Faction system testing. This will be limited to official factions for the time being. Meaning LCPD, LCN, FIB, FDLC, Liberty Tree, and Weazel News. This system is still a bit WIP, so it's full rollout will only be for launch. Staff applications are open for anyone who wishes to help. If you want to assist us in making this a great place to roleplay, go ahead and join up here! Modders who wish to join, please message me directly as we would love to get some additional active modding team members on our team. Mappers who wish to join, please message @Sid directly through a forum pm. Let's make this test something to be rather proud of! We have come so far, but we still got more to do. Keep involved, help us improve this product for you all, and let's get LCRP to a release! Thank you for reading.

August 27, 2023 August 27, 2023 August 27, 2023 Good evening, everyone! We've been trying our hardest to contain our excitement to announce the release of our first Beta test. With long over due delays, long nights of testing in the background, developers tirelessly catering to our annoying requests for bug fixes, pep talks and congrats to our dedicated team of testers... we are announcing our public Beta to you. All you will need to be able to access the Beta is to have a UCP account registered, as the server will not be whitelisted until launch. Exact timing of the launch will be announced closer to the date and posted in this topic. We are so damn close to getting this thing off the ground and providing a fantastic new environment for text roleplayers on Rage to play. Since the conception of our project, we've been gathering staff from over the world to provide a well-balanced team of admins, mappers, modders, developers, event planners, and marketing teams that will support the server at all times of the day. What this means for you is there will more than likely be a live person available waiting to help you when something goes sideways, you have a question or even crafting roleplay experiences in the game. We've had time to get to know each and every one of our staff members in order to make sure we have a great line up for you on day one. As you can tell by our goofy pictures, we've had some tough times trying to make a beautiful project work how we'd like it to. We're not going to cover up our faults and say we're perfect because we're not. We are though, dedicated to this project in it's entirety. Over 3 years ago we began this endeavor with a main goal in mind that we didn't want to release until the time was right. We're close, so damn close. We're in the final stages of development for our V2 script and we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. "What does this mean for ME?" I'm glad you asked. Starting August 27th, you are cordially invited to participate in our pre-launch Beta. Here's what our development team will be looking for during this period: Server load - How well the server handles a large number of players and how stable it is. Large bugs - Bugs that severely affect the server such as money glitches, invisibility glitches, script exploits, and so on. Loading times - Time it takes for your computer to connect to the server and how it handles each incoming connection. However we will also be hosting some OOC events such as the following during the Beta Test to enjoy the map of LC in this state: Deathmatches Racing/Pursuits Script System Showcases We need everyone's help to participate in this Beta by submitting bug reports that will be vetted by our staff and then forwarded directly to developers. This can be accomplished by going to our "server-bugs" channel on the discord that can be found here. And we also of course need assistance on just finding things within the script that may need to be looked into before launch. So now that pleasantries are over... IP: play.lc-rp.gg:1100 https://ucp.lc-rp.gg/ Welcome to Liberty City Roleplay Beta. Credits to @Crunchy for this announcement and to the entire LCRP Staff and Development Teams for making this a real possibility given how far we have come. The finish line is approaching!

Locking this thread due to the closure of the contest. There was no winner of this contest, due to no submissions. We will revisit this again in the future, along with other contests.

Hello, everyone As we approach our release, we are announcing a faction video competition within the community to be showcased on the official LCRP Youtube page. The winner of this video competition will receive donator status on the server from the date of launch for three months, along with a cash prize of $300. In order for a faction to be eligible for this competition, the rules are as follows; The faction must have a faction thread on the forums. In order to be eligible to receive the reward, you must meet the following criteria; You must be the submitter of the video. (EX: Whoever fills out the submission form, is the one who will be eligible for the reward only.) You must have approval from the faction leader on your video portrayal of the faction. You must ensure the video showcases Liberty City, along with the faction. (EX: You must have scenes which show the map of Liberty City in some capacity.) You must ensure the video is at the bare minimum one minute, but longer is preferred. It should be noted that multiple submissions for one faction are acceptable from different individuals, so long as they have the approval of the faction leader of the portrayal. The contest submission deadline will be Sunday, August 20th, 11:59pm (US Eastern Standard Time) and results will be announced on Sunday, August 27th. It should be known that when you submit the video fitting the criteria above, you are agreeing to allow LCRP the rights to use the video in question in official marketing in the promotion of the server, regardless of if that video was the winner of the contest or not. Questions for this contest can be directed to @Brett, and members of staff are available to assist with submissions with the LC map if necessary. Submission forms can be submitted here.

May 5th Update Hello, everyone, today is an important date for us. We are happy to invite you all to our trial server, in preparation for the server launch. During this trial, you will get to interact with the script in it's current state of development and experience a few of the features that will be vital to your roleplaying experience. Although not every system will be available to you during this, the basic commands and functionality should allow you to make a firm perspective on the state of development of the server and what it will be moving to offer in the full server release. This is what we ask from you during the trial: Stress test our script. Try to find ways to break what you see. Provide development/community feedback. Remember: This is not the server launch. Your play testing will help build a better final version. We would like to thank all of the community members for voicing their concerns regarding the lack of a public server. Whilst we will not be officially coordinating testing sessions with players, we will still allow you to explore the map and report bugs on your own. On 05/14/2023 at 8:00pm GMT +1, we will be holding our first public stress test and we invite you to check out the server. The server will be open indefinitely. Server Feedback - link discussion We will be curious to see your first impressions. Make sure to leave a comment. Your opinion matters. Stress Test: Instructions 1. In order to access the server, you need to register an account on the UCP. 2. Load RageMP and connect to the following server: LCRP TRIAL SERVER. 3. Once in-game, create a character. 4. Open the LCRP server commands and use them to experience the environment. 5. Start recording (optional but best for evidence). 6. Attempt to break the server. 7. Report map bugs here. 8. Report server bugs here. LCPD Openings We also announce the following recruitment opportunities for the Liberty City Police Department. This will be open to all members of the community to apply for, but preference will be given to existing members of the LCPD Faction but we encourage everyone who is interested to apply: x1 Chief of Department x1 Police Commissioner If interested, please fill out this form.

Fair enough, then the question would be how best to relay that information to players. What would you suggest to make that a bit better?

If they have access to the forum, they have access to this section: https://forum.lc-rp.mp/index.php?/forum/197-the-liberty-heritage-foundation/ Even if you discount the journal for accessibility, you have faction threads, character threads, news clippings, etc. There is a million ways to get the lore that is spread all throughout the forums. Even if you just put information down saying how you know it followed New York lore up to a point from the continuity topic in the server information section, you would still be on point. This would be a different story if that thread was the only way to read up on the lore. But it is by far the only accessible piece of information that someone can use.

This is the lore question. It's a personal question of what you know about the lore, and how you understand it. It's answerable in around three sentences and doesn't need to go super in-depth at all. The application to join the Fire Department or any major faction is longer then this UCP app. And considering how this is the only rule being talked about, I won't go into the other questions being even more simple then that. I'm not understanding at all how this question is off-putting, and it is my firm opinion that if you can't write like maybe no more then 7 sentences for this entire UCP application, then maybe you shouldn't even be roleplaying at all on the server or consider yourself as someone who is a roleplayer who takes worldbuilding, storybuilding, or character development seriously. Just baffles my mind, personally.

Part 4 - Administrative Title A - Road and Pedestrian Safety Article I - Driving Exemptions Section 411.01 - Exemptions Defined 1.) Public employees, motor vehicles, and other equipment while actually engaged in work upon the surface of a public road, or work of installation, removal, repairing, or maintaining official traffic control devices, are exempt from this title. 2.) The driver of an authorized emergency vehicle is exempt from this title if the vehicle is being driven in response to an emergency call and the driver of the vehicle sounds a siren as may be reasonably necessary and the vehicle displays a lighted red or blue lamp visible as a warning to other drivers and pedestrians. This section does not relieve the driver of a vehicle from the duty to drive with due regard for the safety of all persons using the public road, nor protect him from the consequences of an arbitrary exercise of the privileges granted in that section. Article II - Public Road Markings Section 412.01 - Regulations 1.) Upon all public roads, a vehicle shall be driven upon the right half of the roadway. 2.) Yellow lines in the center of the road divide directions of traffic. Dashed white lines in the road divide lanes of traffic. 3.) A single white line across the roadway perpendicular to the direction of traffic indicates a requirement to come to a complete stop at the line, if there are pedestrians attempting to cross. This includes the first line in front of a marked crosswalk. Article III - Vehicle Right of Way Section 413.01 - Regulations 1.) If, upon approaching a junction containing traffic lights, the traffic light displays a red light, the driver must stop before the white perpendicular line or last perpendicular line of a crosswalk. The driver shall yield the right of way to any and all vehicles before proceeding through the junction. If the traffic light displays a yellow light that is going to a green light, then it is to be treated as a green light. If the traffic light displays a green light, the driver is not required to stop, and may pass through the intersection without stopping. 2.) The driver of a vehicle intending to turn to the left or to complete a U-turn upon a public road, or to turn left into public or private property, or an alley, shall yield the right-of-way to all vehicles approaching from the opposite direction which are close enough to constitute a hazard at any time during the turning movement, and shall continue to yield the right-of-way to the approaching vehicles until the left turn or U-turn can be made with reasonable safety. 3.) The driver of any vehicle about to enter or cross a public road from any public or private property, or from an alley, shall yield the right-of-way to all traffic close enough to constitute an immediate hazard, and shall continue to yield the right-of-way to that traffic until he or she can proceed with reasonable safety. 4.) Upon the immediate approach of an authorized emergency vehicle which is sounding a siren or which has at least one lighted lamp exhibiting blue or red light that is visible, the surrounding traffic shall yield the right-of-way and shall immediately drive to the right-hand edge or curb, clear of any intersection, and thereupon shall stop and remain stopped until the authorized emergency vehicle has passed. 5.) The driver of a vehicle shall yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian crossing within any marked crosswalk or within any unmarked crosswalk at an intersection. 6.) If, upon approaching a junction containing traffic lights the traffic light displays a red light the driver must stop to other vehicles before continuing. If there are no other vehicles at the junction, the driver may proceed cautiously through the junction. If the traffic light displays a yellow light that is going to a green light, then it is to be treated as a green light. If the traffic light displays a green light, the driver is not required to stop, and may pass through the intersection without stopping. (( For the time being, stop at every intersection as if it is a stop sign before going. Give way to the right side of traffic. )) 7.) Within the State of Liberty operators of motor-vehicles must observe safe vehicle operations around stationary emergency vehicles. Drivers are required by law to move to an adjacent lane when passing a stationary emergency vehicle. If moving to an adjacent lane is either not possible or not safe, the driver must slow their vehicle to 30 MPH before passing the stationary emergency vehicle. This is to ensure the safety of emergency personnel and property. Article IV - Vehicle Impounds / Towing / License Suspensions Section 414.01 - Vehicle Impounds Vehicle Impounds for certain offenses shall be detailed within this section as to when it is acceptable and when other means are warranted in the following list; Any vehicle involved in the commission of a crime, and/or to which the owner of said vehicle has been arrested, impounded until the release of the suspect, or at least until the end of a 48 hour period since the arrest occurred. Any vehicle/owner who has accumulated four or more traffic-related fines, within the timespan of one week. May be retrieved after a total of seven days have passed since impoundment. Any vehicle that is illegally imported into the United States. Automatic seizure of the vehicle, and a federal arrest warrant for the registered owner issued. If a vehicle does not meet the definitions above to be impounded/seized, but is somehow causing a hindrance through other traffic-related offenses, the vehicle is authorized upon officer discretion to be towed to a safe location to remove the disruption. Section 414.02 - License Suspensions License suspensions, unless specifically dictated otherwise for specific traffic-related offenses, may be issued after a certain number of offenses on a particular charge have been accumulated on someone's record. These suspensions may last no longer than seven days, and may only be issued after the 3rd offense of a specific charge upon officer discretion.

Part 3 - Specific Offenses Title A - Anticipatory Offenses Article I - Criminal Solicitation (311) Any person(s) who with intent that another person engage in conduct constituting a crime, either solicits, commands, importunes or otherwise attempts to cause such other person to engage in such conduct is guilty of Criminal Solicitation. Requests to commit criminal conduct made by ranking members of criminal organizations/entities are commands under law. Section 311.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Criminal Solicitation where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Class A Felony, shall be guilty of Criminal Solicitation in the First Degree and is punishable by 2 Hours imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 311.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Criminal Solicitation where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Class B or Class C Felony, shall be guilty of Criminal Solicitation in the Second Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 311.03 - Third Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Criminal Solicitation where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Misdemeanor, shall be guilty of Criminal Solicitation in the Third Degree and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment and a $100 fine. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article II - Conspiracy (312) Any person(s) who, with intent that conduct constituting a crime be performed, agrees with one or more persons to engage in or cause the performance of such conduct is guilty of Conspiracy. A person shall not be convicted of conspiracy unless an overt act is alleged and proved to have been committed by one of the conspirators in furtherance of the conspiracy. Section 312.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Criminal Conspiracy where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Class A Felony, shall be guilty of Criminal Conspiracy in the First Degree and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 312.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Criminal Conspiracy where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Class B or Class C Felony, shall be guilty of Criminal Conspiracy in the Second Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 312.03 - Third Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Criminal Conspiracy where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Misdemeanor, shall be guilty of Criminal Conspiracy in the Third Degree and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment and a $100 fine. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article III - Criminal Facilitation (313) Any person(s) who provides material or informative aid to the commission of a felony, intending for the felony to be committed, but does not participate in the commission or planning of the felony, is guilty of criminal facilitation. Section 313.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Criminal Facilitation where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Class A Felony, shall be guilty of Criminal Facilitation in the First Degree and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 313.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Criminal Facilitation where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Class B Felony, shall be guilty of Criminal Facilitation in the Second Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour and 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 313.03 - Third Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Criminal Facilitation where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Class C Felony, shall be guilty of Criminal Facilitation in the Third Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article IV - Attempt (314) Any person(s) who attempts to commit a felony when, with intent to commit a felony, he engages in conduct which tends to effect the commission of such felony, is guilty of attempt. Section 314.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Attempt where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Class A Felony, shall be guilty of Attempt in the First Degree and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 314.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Attempt where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Class B Felony, shall be guilty of Attempt in the Second Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour and 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 314.03 - Third Degree Any person(s) who commits the offense of Attempt where the anticipatory criminal conduct constitutes a Class C Felony, shall be guilty of Attempt in the Third Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Title B - Offenses against the Person involving Physical Injury, Sexual Conduct, Restraint and Intimidation Article I - Assault (321) Any person(s) who, with intent and/or recklessness, touches or strikes another person against that person’s will (non-consensual); causes serious bodily harm to another person is guilty of assault. This does not include through use of weapons/deadly instruments. Section 321.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who, with intent and/or recklessness, causes serious bodily harm to another person shall be guilty of Assault in the First Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class B Felony) Section 321.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who, with intent and/or recklessness, touches or strikes another person against that person’s will (non-consensual) shall be guilty of Assault in the Second Degree and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class B Misdemeanor) Article II - Aggravated Assault (322) Any person(s) who causes harm to another through the use of a deadly weapon, or battery in which grievous bodily injury occurs shall be guilty of Aggravated Assault and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article III - Assault on a Government Employee (323) Any person(s) with the intent to injure, maim, or otherwise harm a member of the government while conducting official duties shall be guilty of Assault on a Government Employee and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article IV - Sexual Assault (324) Any person(s) who commits battery for the purpose of sexual arousal, sexual gratification, or sexual abuse shall be guilty of Sexual Assault and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article V - Menacing (325) Any person(s) who, with intent, reasonably causes, with means to immediately carry out the threat, an individual to fear for their physical safety. Section 325.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who, with the usage of a weapon/deadly instrument, reasonably causes, with means to immediately carry out the threat, an individual to fear for their safety, shall be guilty of Menacing in the First Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 325.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who, without a weapon and with intent, reasonably causes, with means to immediately carry out the threat, an individual to fear for their safety, shall be guilty of Menacing in the Second Degree and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article VI - Sexual Menacing (326) Any person(s) who, with the intent of sexual arousal, abuse, and/or gratification, reasonably causes, with means to immediately carry out the threat, an individual to fear for their safety. Section 326.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who, with a weapon/deadly instrument, with the intent of sexual arousal, abuse, and/or gratification, reasonably causes, with means to immediately carry out the threat, an individual to fear for their safety shall be guilty of Sexual Menancing in the First Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 326.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who, without a weapon/deadly instrument, with the intent of sexual arousal, abuse, and/or gratification, reasonably causes, with means to immediately carry out the threat, an individual to fear for their safety, shall be guilty of Sexual Menacing in the Second Degree and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article VII - Manslaughter (327) Any person(s) who engages in the unintentional killing of another individual, with or without a quarrel or heat of passion, shall be guilty of Manslaughter and is punishable by 2 Hour Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article VIII - Murder (328) Any person(s) who successfully kills another individual, through premeditated or unpremeditated actions with malice aforethought. Section 328.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who successfully kills another individual, through premeditated actions with malice aforethought, shall be guilty of Murder in the First Degree and is punishable by 4 Hours Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Section 328.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who successfully kills another individual, through unpremeditated actions with malice aforethought, shall be guilty of Murder in the Second Degree and is punishable by 3 Hours Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article IX - Kidnapping (329) Any person(s) who forcibly, or by any other means of instilling fear, steals, holds, detains, or unlawfully arrests any person against their will, shall be guilty of Kidnapping and is punishable by 1 Hour and 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class B Felony) Article X - Stalking (320-1) Any person(s) who willfully, maliciously, and repeatedly follows or willfully and maliciously harasses another person with the intent to place that person in reasonable fear for his or her safety, or the safety of his or her immediate family, shall be guilty of Stalking and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class B Misdemeanor) Article XI - Rape (321-1) Any person(s) who engages in an act of sexual intercourse accomplished without the consent of one or more parties, shall be guilty of Rape and is punishable by 3 Hours Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article XII - Statutory Rape (322-1) Any person(s) who engages in an act of consensual sexual intercourse accomplished with a person who is a minor under the age of 18 years, shall be guilty of Statutory Rape and is punishable by 3 Hours Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article XIII - Torture (323-1) Any person(s) who with the intent to cause cruel or extreme pain and suffering for the purpose of revenge, extortion, persuasion, or for any sadistic purpose, inflicts great bodily injury on another, shall be guilty of Torture and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article XIV - Human Trafficking (324-1) Any person(s) who forcibly, or by any other means of instilling fear, steals, holds, detains, or unlawfully arrests two or more persons against their will, shall be guilty of Human Trafficking and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article XV - Domestic Terrorism (325-1) Any person(s) who unlawfully through the use of threats, force, or violence, against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives, shall be guilty of Domestic Terrorism and is punishable by 72 Hours Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article XVI - Criminal Threats (326-1) Any person(s) who willfully threatens to commit a crime which will result in death or bodily injury to another person made verbally, in writing, or by means of an electronic communication device, while not physically present of that individual, shall be guilty of Criminal Threats and is punishable by 20 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class B Misdemeanor) Title C - Offenses involving Damage to and Intrusion upon Property Article I - Arson (331) Any person(s) who willfully and maliciously sets fire to or burns or causes to be burned or who aids or advises the burning of, any structure, forest land, or property, shall be guilty of Arson and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article II - Criminal Trespass (332) Any person(s) who enters another's property with the intent to interfere with or obstruct the business activities conducted thereon, or enters and occupies another's property without permission, or refuses to leave private property after being asked by an owner, manager, resident, or employee, shall be guilty of Criminal Trespass and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article III - Burglary (333) Any person(s) who enters any publicly or privately owned facility, with the intent to procure items through illicit means, and the property is either occupied or unoccupied. Section 333.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who enters any publicly or privately owned facility, with the intent to procure items through illicit means, and the property is occupied, shall be guilty of Burglary in the First Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 333.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who enters any publicly or privately owned facility, with the intent to procure items through illicit means, and the property is unoccupied, shall be guilty of Burglary in the Second Degree and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article IV - Possession of Burglary Tools (334) Any person(s) having upon him or her in his or her possession a picklock, crow, key bit, crowbar, screwdriver, vise grip pliers, water-pump pliers, slim jim, tension bar, lock pick gun, tubular lock pick, bump key, floor-safe door puller, master key, ceramic or porcelain spark plug chips or pieces, or other instrument or tool with intent to breach a lock without possession of proper licensing, shall be guilty of Possession of Burglary Tools and is punishable by 15 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article V - Criminal Mischief (335) Any person(s) who defaces, damages, or destroys property not his or her own through methods not including burning; who discards, drops, or scatters waste matter in a place other than a container or proper disposal, in a public or private property, other than his or her own property. Section 335.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who defaces, damages, or destroys property not his or her own through methods not including burning, shall be guilty of Criminal Mischief in the First Degree and is punishable by 20 Minute Imprisonment and a $200 Fine. (Class C Misdemeanor) Section 335.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who discards, drops, or scatters waste matter in a place other than a container or proper disposal, in a public or private property, other than his or her own property, shall be guilty of Criminal Mischief in the Second Degree and is punishable by $100 Fine. (Class C Infraction) Title D - Offenses involving Theft Article I - Larceny (341) Any person(s) who shall steal, take, carry, lead, or drive away the personal property of another individual or organization in value of $2,000 or less, including of services, which is the intentional failure to pay for rendered services valued at $2,000 or less, shall be guilty of Larceny and is punishable by 10 Minute Imprisonment and a $300 Fine. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article II - Grand Larceny (342) Any person(s) who shall steal, take, carry, lead, or drive away the personal property of another individual or organization in value of $2,001 or more, including of services, which is the intentional failure to pay for rendered services valued at $2,001 or more; who commits theft of any vehicle, no matter the value; or who commits theft of any registered firearm, no matter the value. Section 342.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who commits theft of any registered firearm, no matter the value, shall be guilty of Grand Larceny in the First Degree and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 342.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who commits theft of any vehicle, no matter the value, shall be guilty of Grand Larceny in the Second Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour and 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 342.03 - Third Degree Any person(s) who shall steal, take, carry, lead, or drive away the personal property of another individual or organization in value of $2,001 or more, including of services, which is the intentional failure to pay for rendered services valued at $2,001 or more, shall be guilty of Grand Larceny in the Third Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment and a $600 fine. (Class C Felony) Article III - Robbery (343) Any person(s) involved in the taking of money or goods in the possession of another, from his or her person, property, or immediate presence, by force or intimidation, with or without the use of a deadly weapon. Section 343.01 - First Degree Any person(s) involved in the taking of money or goods in the possession of another, from his or her person, property, or immediate presence, by force or intimidation, with the use of a deadly weapon, shall be guilty of Robbery in the First Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour and 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class B Felony) Section 343.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) involved in the taking of money or goods in the possession of another, from his or her person, property, or immediate presence, by force or intimidation, without the use of a deadly weapon, shall be guilty of Robbery in the Second Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class B Felony) Article IV - Criminal Possession (344) Any person(s) who buys or receives any property that has been stolen or that has been obtained in any manner constituting theft or extortion with knowledge of status, shall be guilty of Criminal Possession and is punishable by 20 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Title E - Offenses involving Fraud Article I - Fraud (351) Any person(s) giving false representation of a matter of fact—whether by words or by conduct, by false or misleading allegations, or by concealment of what should have been disclosed—that deceives and is intended to deceive another so that the individual will act upon it to her or his legal injury, shall be guilty of Fraud and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article II - Forgery (352) Any person(s) who knowingly alters, creates, or uses a written document, with the intent to commit fraud, shall be guilty of Forgery and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article III - Criminal Impersonation (353) Any person(s) who presents themselves as a member of a public service, private/public profession, or any position in which they are not licensed to practice or are employed with, or of a private individual who they are confirmed not to be. Section 353.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who presents themselves as a member of a public service, private/public profession, or any position in which they are not licensed to practice or are employed with, shall be guilty of Criminal Impersonation in the First Degree and is punishable by 40 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Section 353.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who presents themselves as a private individual who they are confirmed not to be, shall be guilty of Criminal Impersonation in the Second Degree and is punishable by 20 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Title F - Offenses against Public Administration Article I - Obstruction of Public Duty (361) Any person(s) who through coercion, violence, or by using means meant to delay the administration of public justice and/or safety, such as misleading or lying to law enforcement officers, intimidating reporters of crimes, or by willful intent disrupts operations of government agencies from enforcing public safety/security, shall be guilty of Obstruction of Public Duty and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article II - Bribery of a Public Official (362) Any person(s) who either attempts or completes an attempt to provide funding to any public official, for a solicitation of favorable services, shall be guilty of Bribery of a Public Official and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article III - Resisting Arrest (363) Any person(s) avoiding apprehension from an officer by non-vehicular means, or resisting apprehension by any physical means, shall be guilty of Resisting Arrest and is punishable by 20 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article IV - Perjury (364) Any person(s) who through written or spoken affidavit, supplies information that is false, incomplete, or willfully inaccurate, with intent to mislead or delay any process of court procedure, shall be guilty of Perjury and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article V - Contempt of Court (365) Any person(s) who engages in reckless/negligent behavior during an ongoing trial, disobeys or resists in any form court directives and/or rulings, or attempts to subvert the court through illicit or disruptive means to delay proceedings, shall be guilty of Contempt of Court and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article VI - Witness Intimidation (366) Any person(s) who attempts to prevent a witness from testifying in court through coercion, force, violence, or other illicit methods, shall be guilty of Witness Intimidation and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article VII - Tampering with Evidence (367) Any person(s) who knowingly, willfully or intentionally alters, modifies, manufactures, plants, places, destroys, damages, conceals, or moves anything used as evidence, shall be guilty of Tampering with Evidence and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article VIII - Failure to Pay a Fine (368) Any person(s) who fails to pay a fine issued by a citation within the time ordered, which shall be 72 hours from the point of issuance, shall be guilty of Failure to Pay a Fine and is punishable by REVIEW THIS CHARGE. (Misdemeanor) Article IX - Criminal Contempt (369) Any person(s) who fails to respond to a subpoena or provide information in relation to subpoena, or any person(s) who fail to abide by orders of government entities, shall be guilty of Criminal Contempt and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article X - Voter Fraud/Voter Pandering (360-1) Any person(s) who successfully or unsuccessfully attempt to dissuade or influence voting through illicit, illegal, or unethical manners. Regardless of completion status, shall be guilty of Voter Fraud/Voter Pandering and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article XI - Escape from Lawful Custody (361-1) Any person(s) arrested, booked, charged, or convicted of any crime, and who thereafter escapes from a county or city jail, prison, community service, or custody of a Correctional Officer/Peace Officer in charge of them, shall be guilty of Escape from Lawful Custody and is punishable by 2 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article XII - Corruption of Public Office (362-1) Any person(s) engaged in an act of pursuing outside the interests of the public good, public justice, or duties of those serving public office, shall be guilty of Corruption of Public Office and is punishable by 4 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Title G - Offenses against Public Health and Morals Article I - Criminal Manufacture of a Controlled Substance (371) Any person(s) except as otherwise provided by law, every person who manufactures, compounds, converts, produces, derives, processes, or prepares, either directly or indirectly by chemical or natural extraction any illegal or prescription substance, shall be guilty of Criminal Manufacture of a Controlled Substance and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article II - Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance (372) Section 372.01 - First Degree Any person(s) who attempts, or is successful in the act of transporting, importing, exporting a controlled substance or multiple controlled substances on their person or in their property in excess of measurements of 75 grams or above, regardless of individual intent, shall be guilty of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the First Degree and is punishable by 2 Hours Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 372.02 - Second Degree Any person(s) who attempts, or is successful in the act of transporting, exporting, storing or concealing controlled substances or multiple controlled substances on their person or in their property in excess of measurements of 35 grams or above, regardless of individual intent, shall be guilty of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the Second Degree and is punishable by 1 Hour and 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Section 372.03 - Third Degree Any person(s) who is in possession of a controlled substance or multiple controlled substances with the intent to distribute, deliver, or sell. This shall also automatically apply to any measurements 15 grams and above, regardless of individual intent, shall be guilty of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the Third Degree and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Section 372.04 - Fourth Degree Any person(s) who knowingly or unknowingly possess any controlled substance except when dispensed or prescribed by or under the direction of a person licensed by the state to dispense, prescribe, or administer controlled substances, shall be guilty of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the Fourth Degree and is punishable by 15 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article III - Prostitution (373) Any person(s) who encourages or persuades a person to engage in sexual activity for monetary gain, whether it be the prostitute or the customer, shall be guilty of Prostitution and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article IV - Pandering/Pimping (374) Any person(s) who solicits or advertises, aids, or provides transport or otherwise supervises persons involved in prostitution and retains money earned during the commission of the offense of Prostitution, shall be guilty of Pandering/Pimping and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Title H - Offenses against Public Order, Public Sensibilities, and the Right to Privacy Article I - Incitement to Riot (381) Any person(s) who with the intent to cause a riot, whereas to create mass civil unrest amongst a large group of individuals with the intent to cause harm or damage to their immediate surroundings, shall be guilty of Incitement to Riot and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article II - Unlawful Assembly (382) Any person(s) who refuses to disperse or leave a public facility or ground without possessing a valid permit and has been ordered to leave by law enforcement, shall be guilty of Unlawful Assembly and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article III - Harassment (383) Any person(s) whose course of conduct, directed at a specific person, which seriously alarms, annoys, torments, or terrorizes the person, and that serves no legitimate purpose after receiving verbal or written communication to cease, shall be guilty of Harassment and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class B Misdemeanor) Article IV - Misuse of an Emergency Hotline (384) Any person who uses a government hotline, intended for either emergency or non-emergency assistance, with a purpose other than contacting the government with a legitimate concern or ushering for immediate assistance, including prank calls, jokes, or any other kind of distraction, shall be guilty of Misuse of an Emergency Hotline and is punishable by 15 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article V - Disorderly Conduct (385) Any person(s) who without regard to the public decency, causes disruption by means of loud music, offensive or vulgar words, or conduct leading to a disruption of community activities or tranquility, shall be guilty of Disorderly Conduct and is punishable by 15 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article VI - Animal Abuse/Cruelty (386) Any person(s) who maliciously and intentionally maims, mutilates, tortures, assaults, wounds, or murders a living animal, or holds ownership to a pet that is not considered domesticated and safe for the animal or the owner, shall be guilty of Animal Abuse/Cruelty and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class B Felony) Article VII - Public Lewdness (387) Any person(s) who solicits anyone to engage in or engages in lewd or dissolute or inappropriate conduct in any public place or in any place open to the public or exposed to public view, shall be guilty of Public Lewdness and is punishable by 15 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article VIII - Exposure of a Person (388) Any person(s) who willfully and lewdly exposes their person, or the private parts thereof, in any public place, or in any place where there are present other persons, shall be guilty of Exposure of a Person and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article IX - Facial Obstruction (389) Any person(s) who obstructs or disguises their face, during the commission of a crime, shall be guilty of Facial Obstruction and is punishable by 15 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article X - Neglect of Public Duty (380-1) Any person(s) who is employed by a government-sanctioned agency on a municipal, county, or state level, who neglects to carry out their assigned duties of the position in which they hold, leading to a deterioration of public safety, cause of injury, or violations of criminal code, shall be guilty of Neglect of Public Duty and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Title I - Offenses against Marriage, The Family, and the Welfare of Children and Incompetents Article I - Incest (391) Any person who marries or engages in sexual intercourse, oral sexual conduct or anal sexual conduct with a person whom he or she knows to be related to him or her, whether through marriage or not, as an ancestor, descendant, brother or sister of either the whole or the half blood, uncle, aunt, nephew or niece, shall be guilty of Incest and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article II - Child Abuse/Endangerment (392) Any person(s) who willfully inflicts upon a child under 18 years old any cruel or inhuman corporal punishment or an injury resulting in a traumatic condition, or puts a child in a situation or circumstance that invites great bodily harm or injury, or causes minor harm or injury to the child, shall be guilty Child Abuse/Endangerment and is punishable by 2 Hour Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article III - Child Neglect (393) Any person(s) who fails to provide physical necessities such as clothing, food, shelter, and medical or other remedial care for his/her minor child without a lawful excuse, shall be guilty of Child Neglect and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class A Felony) Article IV - Sale of Alcohol Tobacco to a Minor (394) Any person(s) who willfully and knowingly sells alcohol and/or tobacco to an individual under the age of 21, shall be guilty of Sale of Alcohol Tobacco to a Minor and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article V - Minor Alcohol/Tobacco Violation (395) Any person(s) under the age of 21 who is in possession of alcohol, alcohol-based products, or appears to be under the influence of alcohol, or any tobacco-based products, shall be guilty of Minor Alcohol/Tobacco Violation and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Title J - Offenses against Public Safety Article I - Discharging a Firearm from a Motor Vehicle (1-311) Any person(s) who discharges a firearm from within a motor vehicle, shall be guilty of Discharging a Firearm from a Motor Vehicle and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article II - Carrying an Unlicensed Firearm (1-312) Any person(s) who carries a weapon on their person or in their vehicle, place of business, or another private facility without proper relevant permits or without the knowledge or consent (implied or expressed) of an individual within their vehicle, place of business, or another private facility who possesses such permits, shall be guilty of Carrying an Unlicensed Firearm and is punishable by 40 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article III - Possession of a Prohibited Firearm or Explosive Device (1-313) Any person(s) who possesses any firearm or explosive device that is prohibited by state or federal law, or contains illegal/prohibited modifications in its setup, or firearms and explosive devices banned from entry, sale, or transportation into the United States, without appropriate ATF stamp, shall be guilty of Possession of a Prohibited Firearm or Explosive Device and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article IV - Unlicensed Sale of Firearms/Explosives (1-314) Any person(s) who illegally sell firearms or improvised devices of any type without proper permits or permissions, shall be guilty of Unlicensed Sale of Firearms/Explosives and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article V - Brandishing a Firearm (1-315) Any person(s) who is pointing, holding or brandishing a firearm, air or gas-operated weapon or object similar, using the firearm or object in such manner as to reasonably induce fear in the mind of another, or inducing fear in the mind of others of being shot or injured, shall be guilty of Brandishing a Firearm and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article VI - Discharging a Firearm in Public (1-316) Any person(s) who fires a firearm (without regard to its registration or legal status) without due cause or justifiable motive, shall be guilty of Discharging a Firearm in Public and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article VII - Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon (1-317) Any person(s) who carries or possesses a weapon in or on their person, vehicle, place of business, or another facility while being previously convicted of a felony charge under the laws of the United States or the State of Liberty, shall be guilty of Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment. (Class C Felony) Article VIII - Evading a Peace Officer (1-318) Any person(s) whom, while operating a motor vehicle, or bicycle and with the intent to evade, willfully flees or otherwise attempts to elude a pursuing peace officer's motor vehicle, shall be guilty of Evading a Peace Officer and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment, 7 Day License Suspension, 7 Day Vehicle Impound, and $1,500 fine. (Class C Felony) Article IX - Driving on a Suspended License (1-319) Any person(s) operating a motor vehicle at any time when that person's driving privilege is suspended or revoked, shall be guilty of Driving on a Suspended License and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment, 2 Day Vehicle Impound, and $500 fine. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article X - Hit and Run (1-310-1) Any person(s) while operating a motor vehicle, collides with a pedestrian or motor vehicle, then proceeds to drive away with intent to avoid consequences, shall be guilty of Hit and Run and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment, 3 Day License Suspension, and 3 Day Vehicle Impound. (Class B Felony) Article XI - Reckless Operation Of an Off-Road or Naval Vehicle (1-311-1) Any person(s) engaging in reckless or careless usage of a non-aerial or street-legal vehicle with or without intent but the creation of distress or the opportunity to cause harm. This can include ATVs, golf carts, boats & naval vehicles, or other equipment not driven on roads, shall be guilty of Reckless Operation of an Off-Road or Naval Vehicle and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment, and $500 fine. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article XII - Speeding (1-312-1) Any person(s) who at all times - on official state, county, or local roads of any scale - exceeds a maximum speed of 80 MP/H on highways, and 60 MP/H on roads within Liberty City, shall be guilty of Speeding and is punishable by a $200 fine. (Class C Infraction) Article XIII - Failure to Yield/Stop to a Traffic Control Device (1-313-1) Any person(s) who fails to follow traffic control devices while operating a motor vehicle such as; Not yielding to an emergency vehicle with visible emergency lightings and sounding sirens; Crossing a double yellow line when NOT entering or leaving a parking lot or driveway; Ignoring signs, roadblocks, hand signals, or other equipment used by law enforcement to direct traffic; Failing to adhere to Part 4 Title A when appropriate. Shall be guilty of Failure to Yield/Stop to a Traffic Control Device and is punishable by a $200 fine. (Class C Infraction) Article XIV - Illegal Parking (1-314-1) Any person(s) who’s vehicle is parked; In a manner that obstructs a lane of traffic and prevents traffic from properly flowing. In a manner that obstructs an alleyway used by traffic and prevents traffic from entering and/or exiting the alleyway. In a manner that obstructs a parking lot and prevents vehicles from leaving or entering the lot. Within a marked crosswalk. On any sidewalk that completely obstructs pedestrian foot traffic, or on any median. Facing opposing traffic. On a bridge or inside of any tunnel. On any freeway. On or within range of railroad tracks, where such a range poses the risk of the vehicle being struck by any railroad cars. In the immediate ambulatory parking or bay area of a hospital or clinic. In the immediate vicinity of the Bank's entrance, including the sidewalk adjacent to the metal barriers. In front of or obstructing a private driveway or an entrance or exit to a private road or path. Next to a fire hydrant, and/or on a firelane marked by red lines. In a fashion which blocks the flow of traffic. On any part of a sidewalk. At or near a helipad or an aircraft landing zone, if in control of a non-aerial vehicle. Note: As it is the responsibility of the property owner to maintain the facility and surrounding land, it is at the discretion of the property owner to determine parking rules for sidewalk and land surrounding their facility, so long as it does not violate any of the above policies. State property shall follow these guidelines unless the State Legislature cites otherwise. State agencies (such as the LCPD) are responsible for parking rules to facilities they manage. Shall be guilty of Illegal Parking and is punishable by a $100 fine, and is liable to be impounded for 1 Day if the vehicle is obstructing the flow of pedestrians or traffic. (Class C Infraction) Article XV - Reckless Driving (1-315-1) Any person(s) who does not use care or caution while driving his or her vehicle with blatant disregard for the safety of others, safety of his or her self, or violation of expected vehicular conduct while on the road, shall be guilty of Reckless Driving and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment, and $500 fine. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article XVI - Vehicular Noise Violation (1-316-1) Any person(s) operating a vehicle that emits excessive noise - such as through unnecessary horn usage, or the emittance of loud music without regard to noise pollution, shall be guilty of Vehicular Noise Violation and is punishable by $100 fine. (Class C Infraction) Article XVII - Negligent Operation of a Vehicle (1-317-1) Any person(s) operating a vehicle in a manner that could lead to personal injury or damages to another vehicle or individual, shall be guilty of Negligent Operation of a Vehicle and is punishable by a $100 fine. (EX: Texting while Driving, Failure to Maintain Lanes, etc) (Class C Infraction) Article XVIII - Illegal Usage of Hydraulics (1-318-1) Any person(s) operating a vehicle that has hydraulic equipment installed on the chassis or other component(s) of the vehicle without legitimate equipment need or purpose (such as a forklift) may not use such hydraulics while on a state, county, or local road, shall be guilty of Illegal Usage of Hydraulics and is punishable by a $100 fine. (Class C Infraction) Article XIX - Driving under the Influence of Alcohol or Narcotics (1-319-1) Any person(s) who drives or operates a vehicle or machinery while under the influence of alcohol above the legal limit of 0.08% BAV, or under the influence of performance-altering narcotics, regardless of whether those drugs are legal or illegal, shall be guilty of Driving under the Influence of Alcohol or Narcotics and is punishable by 45 Minutes Imprisonment, 3 Day License Suspension, 3 Day Vehicle Impound, and $400 fine. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article XX - Tinted Windows (1-310-2) Any person(s) operating a vehicle that uses tints, or anonymizing shades on his or her windows leading to an individual driving with tinted windows unable to be identified while driving, shall be guilty of Tinted Windows and is punishable by a $100 fine. (Class C Infraction) Article XXI - Motor Vehicle Contest (1-311-2) Any person(s) performing an unlicensed or undesignated race or competition on city, county, or state paved roads or courses that incites the potential for other violations or demonstrates a potential for hazard, shall be guilty of Motor Vehicle Contest and is punishable by 45 Minutes Imprisonment, 7 Day License Suspension, 7 Day Vehicle Impound, and $500 fine. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article XXII - Vehicular Endangerment (1-312-2) Any person(s) driving or operating a vehicle and causing severe endangerment, actual physical harm, or risk of physical harm to pedestrians, and/or driving in a manner that places the public in grave danger, shall be guilty of Vehicular Endangerment and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment, 7 Day Vehicle Impound, and $800 fine. (Class C Felony) Article XXIII - Driving Without a Valid License (1-313-2) Any person(s) operating a motor vehicle under an expired licensed, or operating a motor vehicle without a license in any capacity, shall be guilty of Driving Without a Valid License and is punishable by 30 Minutes Imprisonment, and 1 Day Vehicle Impound. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article XXIV - Jaywalking (1-314-2) Any person(s) who recklessly, or intentionally, crosses a road as a pedestrian in a manner that creates a foreseeable risk of obstructing the flow of traffic or otherwise creates a hazard to road users commits an offense, shall be guilty of Jaywalking and is punishable by a $100 fine. (Class C Infraction) Article XXV - Possession of Open Container (1-315-2) Any person(s) who holds possession of open containers of alcoholic beverages while operating a vehicle, shall be guilty of Possession of Open Container and is punishable by a $100 fine. (Class C Infraction) Article XXVI - Failure to Wear a Seatbelt/Safety Equipment (1-316-2) Any person(s) while operating a motor vehicle, doesn't properly secure themselves in with the safety belt, or properly adhere to traffic safety standards when operating vehicles such as bikes, ATV's, etc without a helmet or other proper safety equipment for proper operation, shall be guilty of Failure to Wear a Seatbelt/Safety Equipment and is punishable by a $100 fine. (Class C Infraction) Article XXVII - Operation of an Unsafe Motor Vehicle (1-317-2) Any person(s) operating a motor vehicle or cycle with substantial structural damage, and/or failure to adhere to proper driving requirements such as cruising without headlights at night or routine maintenance being neglected, or which may lead to substantial harm to the driver during their operation of the motor vehicle if not corrected, shall be guilty of Operation of an Unsafe Motor Vehicle and is punishable by a 3 Day Vehicle Impound and $300 fine. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article XXVIII - Vehicle Registration Violation (1-318-2) Any person(s) who drives, moves, or leaves standing upon a public road, any unregistered motor vehicle, or any motor vehicle that does not display an identification plate, shall be guilty of Vehicle Registration Violation and is punishable by a 1 Day Vehicle Impound and $100 Fine. (Class C Infraction) Article XXIX - Operating an Aircraft Without a License (1-319-2) Any person(s) who operates any aircraft without the appropriate license, shall be guilty of Operating an Aircraft Without a License and is punishable by a 30 Minute Imprisonment and $200 Fine. (Class C Misdemeanor) Article XXX - Reckless Operation of an Aircraft (1-310-3) Any person(s) who endangers life through the operation of their aircraft, such as flying at low altitude in an urban or suburban area, shall be guilty of Reckless Operation of an Aircraft and is punishable by 1 Hour and 30 Minutes Imprisonment, Revocation of Pilots License, and a $10,000 fine. (Class C Felony) Article XXXI - Failure to Adhere to ATC (1-311-3) Any person(s) who, whilst operating an aircraft, fails to adhere to ATC protocol or commands, shall be guilty of Failure to Adhere to ATC and is punishable by 1 Hour Imprisonment, and 3 Day Pilot's License Suspension. (Class C Felony) Article XXXII - Aerial Evasion (1-312-3) Any person(s) who evades any law enforcement agency via an aircraft, whether as a pilot or passenger, shall be guilty of Aerial Evasion and is punishable by 2 Hour Imprisonment, Revocation of Pilots License Suspension, and $10,000 fine. (Class C Felony) Article XXXIII - Negligent Operation of a Bicycle (1-313-3) Any person(s) operating a bicycle in a manner that will likely cause property damage or harm to other road users or pedestrians, shall be guilty of Negligent Operation of a Bicycle and is punishable by a $100 fine. (Class C Infraction) Article XXXIV - Vigilantism (1-314-3) Any person(s) engaged in the act of "taking the law into one's own hands" by acting on one's own intentions to subdue another civilian breaking the law while not currently serving as a peace officer, shall be guilty of Vigilantism and is punishable by 20 Minutes Imprisonment. (Class C Misdemeanor)

Part 2 - Sentences Title A - Sentences Article I - Classification and Designation of Offenses. Section 211.00 - Felonies and Misdemeanors 1.) Felonies. Felonies are classified, for the purpose of sentence, into three categories as follows: (a) Class A felonies; (b) Class B felonies; and (c) Class C felonies. 2.) Misdemeanors. Misdemeanors are classified, for the purpose of sentence, into three categories as follows: (a) Class A Misdemeanors; (b) Class B misdemeanors; and (c) Class C misdemeanors. Section 211.01 - Offenses 1.) Traffic infraction. Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, an offense which is defined as a "traffic infraction" shall not be deemed a violation or a misdemeanor by virtue of the sentence prescribed therefor. Title B - Judicial Warrants and Execution Article I - Arrest Warrants Section 221.00 - Definition 1.) A warrant of arrest is a process issued by a local criminal court directing a peace officer to arrest a defendant designated in an accusatory instrument filed with such court and to bring him before such court in connection with such instrument. The sole function of a warrant of arrest is to achieve a defendant`s court appearance in a criminal action for the purpose of arraignment upon the accusatory instrument by which such action was commenced. Section 221.01 - Components of Arrest Warrants 1.) A warrant of arrest must be subscribed by the issuing judge and must state or contain the name of the issuing court, the date of issuance of the warrant, the name or title of an offense charged in the underlying accusatory instrument, the name of the defendant to be arrested or, if such be unknown, any name or description by which he can be identified with reasonable certainty, the peace officer(s) to whom the warrant is addressed, and a direction that such officer arrest the defendant and bring him before the issuing court. 2.) When a declaration of probable cause is made by a peace officer of this state, the issuing judge, if, and only if, satisfied from the declaration that there exists probable cause that the offense described in the declaration has been committed and that the defendant described therein has committed the offense, shall issue a warrant for the arrest of the defendant. 3.) The declaration in support of the warrant of probable cause for arrest shall be a sworn statement made in writing. 4.) Before issuing a warrant, the issuing judge may examine under oath the person seeking the warrant and any witness the person may produce, take the written declaration of the person or witness, and cause the person or witness to subscribe to the declaration Section 221.02 - Execution of Arrest Warrants 1.) A warrant of arrest may be executed by any peace officer(s) to whom it is addressed, or any other peace officer delegated to execute it under authority of the applicable addressed peace officers. 2.) A warrant of arrest may be executed on any day of the week and at any hour of the day or night. 3.) Unless encountering physical resistance, flight or other factors rendering normal procedure impractical, the arresting peace officer must inform the defendant that a warrant for his arrest for the offense designated therein has been issued. Upon request of the defendant, the officer must show him the warrant if he has it in his possession. The officer need not have the warrant in his possession, and, if he has not, he must show it to the defendant upon request as soon after the arrest as possible. 4.) In order to effect the arrest, the peace officer may, under circumstances and in the manner prescribed in this subdivision, enter any premises in which he reasonably believes the defendant to be present; provided, however, that where the premises in which the officer reasonably believes the defendant to be present is the dwelling of a third party who is not the subject of the arrest warrant. Before such entry, he must give, or make reasonable effort to give, notice of his authority and purpose to an occupant thereof, unless there is reasonable cause to believe that the giving of such notice will: (a) Result in the defendant escaping or attempting to escape; or (b) Endanger the life or safety of the officer or another person; or (c) Result in the destruction, damaging or secretion of material evidence. 5.) If the officer is authorized to enter premises without giving notice of his authority and purpose, or if after giving such notice he is not admitted, he may enter such premises, and by breaking-in if necessary. Article II - Search Warrants Section 223.00 - Definition 1.) Under circumstances prescribed in this article, a local criminal court may, upon application of an authorized peace officer, a district attorney or other public servant acting in the course of his official duties, issue a search warrant. 2.) A search warrant is a court order and process directing a peace officer to conduct: (a) a search of designated premises, or of a designated vehicle, or of a designated person, for the purpose of seizing designated property or kinds of property, and to deliver any property so obtained to the court which issued the warrant; or (b) a search of a designated premises for the purpose of searching for and arresting a person who is the subject of: (I) a warrant of arrest issued pursuant to this chapter, a superior court warrant of arrest issued pursuant to this chapter, or a bench warrant for a felony issued pursuant to this chapter, where the designated premises is the dwelling of a third party who is not the subject of the arrest warrant; or (II) a warrant of arrest issued by any other state or federal court for an offense which would constitute a felony under the laws of this state, where the designated premises is the dwelling of a third party who is not the subject of the arrest warrant. Section 223.01 - Components of Search Warrants 1.) A warrant of search must be subscribed by the issuing judge and must state or contain the name of the issuing court, the date of issuance of the warrant, the person(s) and/or property to be searched, the material to be searched for, the peace officer(s) to whom the warrant is addressed, and a direction that such officer search the defendant's possessions and/or personal property in accordance with the request. 2.) A warrant of search cannot be issued but upon probable cause, supported by affidavit, naming or describing the person to be searched or searched for, and particularly describing the property, thing, or things and the place to be searched. 3.) The issuing judge, before issuing the warrant, may examine on oath the person seeking the warrant and any witnesses the person may produce, and shall take his or her affidavit or their affidavits in writing, and cause the affidavit or affidavits to be subscribed by the party or parties making them. Section 223.02 - Execution of Search Warrants 1.) A search warrant must be executed not more than ten days after the date of issuance and it must thereafter be returned to the court without unnecessary delay. 2.) A search warrant may be executed on any day of the week. It may be executed only between the hours of 6:00 A.M. and 9:00 P.M., unless the warrant expressly authorizes execution thereof at any time of the day or night. 3.) In executing a search warrant directing a search of premises or a vehicle, a peace officer must, give, or make reasonable effort to give, notice of his authority and purpose to an occupant thereof before entry and show him the warrant or a copy thereof upon request. If he is not thereafter admitted, he may forcibly enter such premises or vehicle and may use against any person resisting his entry or search thereof as much physical force, other than deadly physical force, as is necessary to execute the warrant; and he may use deadly physical force if he reasonably believes such to be necessary to defend himself or a third person from what he reasonably believes to be the use or imminent use of deadly physical force. 4.) In executing a search warrant directing a search of premises or a vehicle, a peace officer need not give notice to anyone of his authority and purpose, but may promptly enter the same if: (a) Such premises or vehicle are at the time unoccupied or reasonably believed by the officer to be unoccupied; or (b) The search warrant expressly authorizes entry without notice. 5.) Upon seizing property pursuant to a search warrant, a peace officer must write and subscribe a receipt itemizing the property taken and containing the name of the court by which the warrant was issued. If property is taken from a person, such receipt must be given to such person. If property is taken from premises or a vehicle, such receipt must be given to the owner, tenant or other person in possession thereof if he is present; or if he is not, the officer must leave such a receipt in the premises or vehicle from which the property was taken. 6.) Upon seizing property pursuant to a search warrant, a peace officer must without unnecessary delay return to the court the warrant and the property, and must file therewith a written inventory of such property, subscribed and sworn to by such officer. Title C - Officer Discretion, Lawful Detention, and Investigatory Holding Article I - Officer Discretion Section 231.00 - Law Enforcement Authority Clause 1.) Any officer, sheriff or trooper employed in that capacity, of a state, county, or city authorized by statute to maintain a police department, is a peace officer. It only applies to the agencies within the State of Liberty. The authority of these peace officers extends to any place in the state where a public offense has been committed or where there is probable cause to believe one has been committed. 2.) The State Fire Marshal and authorized agents of the Office of the Fire Marshal, are to be classified as peace officers. This authority shall extend down to individual Fire Department's, who are to be granted supplementary powers equivalent to the State Fire Marshal in conducting investigations into fire code violations. 3.) The Liberty National Guard shall be authorized upon deployment by the governor, to act as peace officers in regards to an emergency. This authorization shall be intact, for the duration of the emergency until ordered to stand down by the governor. 4.) Federal Law Enforcement agencies as designated by the United States Congress in US Federal Code are authorized to enforce provisions of state law within the jurisdiction of the state's boundaries. 5.) Any uniformed peace officer shall wear a badge, nameplate, or another device which bears clearly on its face the identification number or name of the officer. 6.) Each department or agency in this state that employs peace officers shall establish a procedure to investigate complaints by members of the public against the personnel of these departments or agencies, and shall make a written description of the procedure available to the public. Section 231.01 - Law Enforcement Discretion Clause 1.) An arrest is taking a person into custody, in a case and in the manner authorized by law. An arrest may be made by a peace officer or by a private person. An arrest is made by an actual restraint of the person, or by submission to the custody of an officer. The person arrested may be subjected to such restraint as is reasonable for his arrest and detention. 2.) A peace officer may conduct an arrest, upon notification by a private person of a detainment, at the request of that person if said request is provided to the peace officer with evidence of an offense having been committed, and all records pertaining to the arrest must state the name of the private citizen ordering the person to be arrested. 3.) Officer Discretion shall be applied in relation to all non-felony charges, in relation to an arrest. An officer may choose not to arrest someone in relation to a misdemeanor offense or an infraction, upon their own discretion. But may be liable for civil damages incurred if they fail to utilize proper discretion in the protection of any individual person. 4.) A peace officer's reasonable suspicion of a person to commit or conspire to commit a crime is sufficient to allow the individual in question to be detained for questioning. 5.) If a peace officer is under reasonable suspicion of an individual being armed, they may engage in a Terry Frisk, specifically looking for firearms by an outer pat-down of the individual's exterior clothing. Article II - Lawful Detention Section 232.00 - Alien Detention Clause 1.) The Alien Detention Clause, shall be used in accordance with any individual which cannot be identified upon arrest due to a lack of documentation and/or lack of cooperation. It may not be used on an individual who has been identified, but simply refuses to give their name or cooperate with law enforcement as this would fall under Resisting Arrest. All possible means to identify the individual must have been attempted before anyone is held under this clause. 2.) Upon enactment of the Alien Detention Clause by an authorized law enforcement officer, the individual who cannot be identified shall be subject to indefinite detention in an authorized jail until the identity of the individual can be ascertained by law enforcement officials. All appropriate reports must still be completed and attached to the arrest under a “John Doe” or "Jane Doe" entry. Section 232.01 - Judiciary/Penal Incarceration Clause 1.) Except as otherwise dictated by law, a person may be punished for any crime upon the lawful arrest and imprisonment by a peace officer. Article III - Investigatory Holding Section 233.00 - Detention Hold 1.) A peace officer may detain someone for up to 48 hours, in relation to an active investigation. During such a period, they will be held in police custody, and may upon request contact their legal representation