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Chapter 1	General Provisions
Chapter 2	Aircraft And Motor Vehicles
Chapter 3	Animals, Birds, Fish, And Plants
Chapter 5	Arson
Chapter 7	Assault
Chapter 9	Bankruptcy
Chapter 10	Biological Weapons
Chapter 11	Bribery, Graft, And Conflicts Of Interest
Chapter 11A	Child Support
Chapter 11B	Chemical Weapons
Chapter 12	Civil Disorders
Chapter 13	Civil Rights
Chapter 15	Claims And Services In Matters Affecting Government
Chapter 17	Coins And Currency
Chapter 17A	Common Carrier Operation Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or Drugs
Chapter 18	Congressional, Cabinet, And Supreme Court Assassination, Kidnapping, And Assault
Chapter 19	Conspiracy
Chapter 21	Contempts
Chapter 23	Contracts
Chapter 25	Counterfeiting And Forgery
Chapter 26	Criminal Street Gangs
Chapter 27	Customs
Chapter 29	Elections And Political Activities
Chapter 31	Embezzlement And Theft
Chapter 33	Emblems, Insignia, And Names
Chapter 35	Escape And Rescue
Chapter 37	Espionage And Censorship
Chapter 39	Explosives And Other Dangerous Articles
Chapter 40	Importation, Manufacture, Distribution And Storage Of Explosive Materials
Chapter 41	Extortion And Threats
Chapter 42	Extortionate Credit Transactions
Chapter 43	False Personation
Chapter 44	Firearms
Chapter 45	Foreign Relations
Chapter 46	Forfeiture
Chapter 47	Fraud And False Statements
Chapter 49	Fugitives From Justice
Chapter 50	Gambling
Chapter 50A	Genocide
Chapter 51	Homicide
Chapter 53	Indians
Chapter 55	Kidnapping
Chapter 57	Labor
Chapter 59	Liquor Traffic
Chapter 61	Lotteries
Chapter 63	Mail Fraud And Other Fraud Offenses
Chapter 65	Malicious Mischief
Chapter 67	Military And Navy
Chapter 69	Nationality And Citizenship
Chapter 71	Obscenity
Chapter 73	Obstruction Of Justice
Chapter 74	Partial-Birth Abortions
Chapter 75	Passports And Visas
Chapter 77	Peonage, Slavery, And Trafficking In Persons
Chapter 79	Perjury
Chapter 81	Piracy And Privateering
Chapter 83	Postal Service
Chapter 84	Presidential And Presidential Staff Assassination, Kidnapping, And Assault
Chapter 85	Prison-Made Goods
Chapter 87	Prisons
Chapter 88	Privacy
Chapter 89	Professions And Occupations
Chapter 90	Protection Of Trade Secrets
Chapter 90A	Protection Of Unborn Children
Chapter 91	Public Lands
Chapter 93	Public Officers And Employees
Chapter 95	Racketeering
Chapter 96	Racketeer Influenced And Corrupt Organizations
Chapter 97	Railroad Carriers And Mass Transportation Systems On Land, On Water, Or Through The Air
Chapter 101	Records And Reports
Chapter 102	Riots
Chapter 103	Robbery And Burglary
Chapter 105	Sabotage
Chapter 107	Seamen And Stowaways
Chapter 109	Searches And Seizures
Chapter 109A	Sexual Abuse
Chapter 109B	Sex Offender And Crimes Against Children Registry
Chapter 110	Sexual Exploitation And Other Abuse Of Children
Chapter 110A	Domestic Violence And Stalking
Chapter 111	Shipping
Chapter 111A	Destruction Of, Or Interference With, Vessels Or Maritime Facilities
Chapter 113	Stolen Property
Chapter 113A	Telemarketing Fraud
Chapter 113B	Terrorism
Chapter 113C	Torture
Chapter 114	Trafficking In Contraband Cigarettes And Smokeless Tobacco
Chapter 115	Treason, Sedition, And Subversive Activities
Chapter 117	Transportation For Illegal Sexual Activity And Related Crimes
Chapter 118	War Crimes
Chapter 119	Wire And Electronic Communications Interception And Interception Of Oral Communications
Chapter 121	Stored Wire And Electronic Communications And Transactional Records Access
Chapter 123	Prohibition On Release And Use Of Certain Personal Information From State Motor Vehicle Records

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State Laws: Criminal Law

Alabama	Alabama Code > Title 13A - Criminal Code
Alaska	Alaska Statutes Title 11 - Criminal Law
Arizona	Arizona Laws > Title 13
California	California Penal Code
Connecticut	Connecticut General Statutes > Title 53a - Penal Code
Delaware	Delaware Code Title 11 - Crimes and Criminal Procedure
Florida	Florida Statutes > Title XLVI - Crimes
	Florida Regulations > Division 2A - Division of Victim Services and Criminal Justice Programs
Hawaii	Hawaii Revised Statutes Division 5 - Crimes And Criminal Proceedings
Idaho	Idaho Code Title 18 - Crimes And Punishments
Illinois	Illinois Compiled Statutes > Chapter 720 - Criminal Offenses
Indiana	Indiana Code > Title 35 - Criminal Law And Procedure
Iowa	Iowa Code Title XVI - Criminal Law And Procedure
Kansas	Kansas Statutes > Chapter 21 - Crimes And Punishments
	Kansas Statutes > Chapter 74 > Article 62 - Governor's Committee On Criminal Administration
	Kansas Statutes > Chapter 74 > Article 95 - Kansas Criminal Justice Coordinating Council
Louisiana	Louisiana Revised Statutes > Title 14 - Criminal law
Maine	Maine Revised Statutes Title 17 - Crimes
	Maine Revised Statutes Title 17-A - Maine Criminal Code
Maryland	Maryland Code > Criminal Law
Massachusetts	Massachusetts General Laws > Part IV
Michigan	Michigan Laws > Chapter 18 > Act 541 of 1978 - Criminal Justice
	Michigan Laws > Chapter 18 > Act 302 of 1982 - Michigan Justice Training Commission
	Michigan Laws > Chapter 750
	Michigan Laws > Chapter 752
Minnesota	Minnesota Statutes - Crimes, Criminals
Missouri	Missouri Laws > Title XXXVIII
Montana	Montana Code Title 45 - Crimes
Nebraska	Nebraska Statutes > Chapter 28 - Crimes And Punishments
Nevada	Nevada Revised Statutes > Title 15 - Crimes And Punishments
New Hampshire	New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Title LVIII - Public Justice
	New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Title LXII - Criminal Code
New Jersey	New Jersey Statutes > Title 2C
New Mexico	New Mexico Statutes Chapter 30 - Criminal Offenses
New York	New York Laws - Executive > Article 35 - Division of Criminal Justice Services
	New York Laws - Penal
New York	New York Laws > Executive > Article 35 - Division Of Criminal Justice Services
	New York Laws > Penal
North Carolina	North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 14 - Criminal Law
North Dakota	North Dakota Code > Title 12.1 - Criminal Code
Ohio	Ohio Code > Title 29
Oregon	Oregon Statutes > Volume 4 - Criminal Procedure; Crimes
Rhode Island	Rhode Island General Laws > Title 11 - Criminal Offenses
South Carolina	South Carolina Code > Title 16 - Crimes and Offenses
South Dakota	South Dakota Laws > Title 22 - Crimes
Tennessee	Tennessee Code > Title 39 - Criminal Offenses
Texas	Texas Penal Code
Utah	Utah Code > Title 63M > Chapter 7 - Criminal Justice and Substance Abuse
	Utah Code > Title 76 - Utah Criminal Code
	Utah Code > Future Title 76 - Utah Criminal Code
Vermont	Vermont Statutes Title 13 - Crimes and Criminal Procedure
Virginia	Virginia Code Title 9.1 - Commonwealth Public Safety
	Virginia Code Title 18.2 - Crimes and Offenses Generally
West Virginia	West Virginia Code > Chapter 61 - Crimes and Their Punishment
Wisconsin	Wisconsin Statutes > Police Regulations
	Wisconsin Statutes > Criminal Code

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