[LAW] Serious Crimes

Definition of Battery
Battery, the actual intentional striking of someone, with intent to harm, or in a "rude and insolent manner" even if the injury is slight. Negligent or careless unintentional contact is not battery no matter how great the harm. Battery is a crime and also the basis for a lawsuit as a civil wrong if there is damage. It is often coupled with "assault" (which does not require actual touching) in "assault and battery."

Battery:
Fine: $4000
Time: 4

Rape:
Fine: $5000
Time: 5

Use of a Deadly Firearm: (A.K.A. Assault with a deadly weapon)
Fine: $2000
Time: 5

Attempted Murder:
Fine: $3500
Time: 6

Murder:
Fine: $5000
Time: 10

Murder of a Law Enforcement Officer:
Fine: $8000
Time: 12

Assault:
Fine: $1000
Time: 1

Assault on an Officer:
Fine: $3000
Time: 3

Vehicular Homicide: (Killing someone with a vehicle)
Fine: $5000
Time: 10

Attempted Vehicular Homicide: (Attempting to kill someone with a vehicle)
Fine: $3500
Time: 6

Vehicular Manslaughter:
Fine: $1100
Time: 2

Manslaughter:
Fine: $1000
Time: 2

Attempted Murder of An Officer:
Fine: $5000
Time: 3

Kidnapping:
Fine: $2500
Time: 3

Kidnapping of an Officer:
Fine: $2500
Time: 5