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- Florida Crimes
- § 784.03. Battery
- § 784.021. Aggravated Assault.
- § 806.13. Criminal Mischief.
- § 784.045. Aggravated Battery.
- § 784.011. Assault.
- § 784.045(1)(b). Aggravated Battery Pregnant Victim
- § 806.01(1). Arson – First Degree.
- § 806.01(2). Arson – Second Degree.
- § 784.041(2). Domestic Battery by Strangulation.
- § 831.01. Forgery.
- § 787.01. Kidnapping.
- § 812.015(1). Retail Theft.
- § 812.13. Robbery.
- § 812.133. Carjacking.
- § 787.02. False Imprisonment.
- § 784.041. Felony Battery.
- § 812.135. Home-Invasion Robbery.
- § 790.01. Unlicensed carrying.
- § 790.07 – Criminal offense having weapons.
- § 784.048(3). Aggravated Stalking.
- § 741.31(4)(a). Violation of an Injunction.
- § 784.048(2). Stalking.
- § 784.048(4). Aggravated Stalking (Injunction Entered).
- § 782.04(1)(a) and § 777.04. Attempted First-Degree.
- § 777.04(3). Criminal Conspiracy.
- § 782.051(3). Attempted Felony Murder.
- § 784.08(2)(a). Aggravated Battery on Person 65 or Older.
- § 784.08(2)(b). Aggravated Assault of Person 65 or Older.
- § 784.08(2)(d). Assault of Person 65 or Older.
- § 784.07(2)(c). Aggravated Assault Law Enforcement.
- § 784.048(5). Aggravated Stalking (victim under 16.
- § 790.054. Use of a Self-Defense Weapon.
- § 316.193(3)(a), (3)(b), (3)(c)3. DUI Manslaughter.
- § 777.04(1). Attempt to Commit Crimes.
- § 777.04(2). Criminal Solicitation.
- § 782.04(1)(a). First-Degree Felony Murder.
- § 782.04(1)(a). First-Degree Murder.
- § 775.21(6)(a)1.b.
- § 782.04(2). Murder 2nd Degree.
- § 782.04(2) and § 777.04. Attempted 2nd Degree Murder.
- § 782.04(3). 2nd Degree Felony Murder.
- § 782.04(4). 3rd Degree Felony Murder.
- § 782.04(4) and § 777.04. Attempted Felony Murder 3rd Degree.
- § 782.07(2), § 782.07(3), and § 782.07(4). Aggravated Manslaughter.
- § 782.07. Manslaughter.
- § 782.07and § 777.04. Attempted Manslaughter.
- § 782.08. Assisted Self-Murder.
- § 782.051(1) and (2). Attempted Felony Murder.
- § 782.065. Attempted Murder Reclassified.
- § 784.049(3). Sexual Cyberharassment.
- § 790.401(11)(b). Violation of a Risk Protection Order.
- § 825.1036(4). Violation of an Injunction for Protection.
- § 784.07(2)(a). Assault on Law Enforcement.
- § 784.07(2)(b). Battery on Law Enforcement.
- § 784.048(7). Aggravated Stalking.
- § 836.10. Written Threat.
- § 836.12(2). Threat to a Public Official.
- § 810.145(2)(a) or (b). Video Voyeurism.
- § 741.29(6). Violation of Condition
- § 741.31(4)(a). Violation of An Injunction
- § 784.08(2)(c). Battery on Person 65 or Older.
- § 784.047. Violation of an Injunction.
- § 784.082. Battery and Assault by a Detainee.
- § 784.078. Battery on Facility Employee
- § 784.0487(4). Violation of Injunction.
- § 836.05 Extortion.
- § 784.05. Culpable Negligence.
- § 790.17. Furnishing Weapons to Minors.
- § 790.18. Dealer Selling Arms to Minors.
- § 790.19. Shooting or Throwing.
- § 790.163(1). False Reports.
- § 790.164(1). False Reports.
- § 790.161(2). Destructive Device.
- § 790.161(1). Destructive Device.
- § 790.161(3). Destructive Device.
- § 790.161(4). Destructive Device Resulting in Death.
- § 790.162. Destructive Device.
- § 790.23(1)(b) or (1)(d). Possession.
- § 790.23. Felons Carrying.
- § 790.27. Altering or Removing Firearm Serial Number.
- § 810.14. Voyeurism.
- § 790.115(1). Improper Exhibition of a Weapon or Firearm.
- § 790.151. Using a Firearm.
- § 790.221. Short-Barreled or Machine Gun.
- § 790.233(1). Care, Custody, Possession or Control.
- § 794.011(2). Sexual Battery Victim Less Than 12 Years of Age.
- § 794.011(8)(a). Solicitation of Child.
- § 800.09. Lewd or Lascivious Exhibition.
- § 810.145(4)(b). Commercial Video Voyeurism
- § 794.011(3).
- § 794.011(5).
- § 825.1025.
- § 826.04. Incest.
- § 794.011(8)(b).
- § 800.04(4)(a)1.
- § 800.04(5).
- § 800.04(6). Lewd or Lascivious Conduct.
- § 800.04(7)(a).
- § 847.0135(5).
- § 794.05.
- § 794.011(4).
- § 794.011(8)(c).
- § 800.03.
- § 800.04(4)(a)2.
- § 800.04.
- § 810.145(3).
- § 810.145(4)(a).
- § 810.145(4)(a).
- § 810.145(8)(a).
- § 943.0435(2)(b)1.
- § 943.0435(2).
- § 943.0435(4)(e)2.
- § 800.02.
- § 810.145(2)(c). Video Voyeurism.
- § 775.21(6)(a)1.
- § 943.0435(4).
- § 775.21(6)(a)1.c. and § 775.21(6)(g)5.b.
- § 775.21(6)(b).
- § 775.21(6)(f).
- § 943.0435(4)(b)2. and § 943.0435(4)(d).
- § 943.0435(7).
- § 943.0435(8).
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