Chart B - Minor Non-Traffic Violations/Minor Misdemeanors
- Abusive language under circumstances to provoke breach of peace.
- Carrying concealed weapon (other than firearm); possession of brass knuckles.
- Check, worthless, making or uttering, with no intent to defraud of deceive ($50 or less.)
- Curfew violation.
- Damaging road signs.
- Desecration of grave.
- Discharging firearm through carelessness.
- Disobeying summons.
- Disorderly conduct; creating disturbance; boisterous conduct.
- Disturbing peace.
- Driving without a license or with suspended or revoked license.
- Drinking in public.
- Drunk in public; drunk and disorderly.
- Dumping refuse near highway.
- Failure to appear.
- Fair/toll evasion.
- Illegal betting or gambling; operating illegal handbook, raffle, lottery, punch board; matching cockfight.
- Juvenile non-criminal misconduct; beyond parental control; incorrigible; runaway; truant; or wayward.
- Liquor: unlawful manufacture, sale, possession, or consumption in public place.
- Littering.
- Loitering.
- Malicious mischief.
- Nuisance, committing.
- Poaching.
- Possession of alcohol by minor.
- Possession of cigarettes by minor.
- Possession of indecent publications or pictures (Contact CNRC, Code 017 for determination).
- Probation violation (when violation stems from an original conviction of a Chart A, B, or C offense).
- Public urination.
- Purchase, possession, or consumption of alcoholic beverages by minor.
- Racing, dragging, contest for speed (when not treated as reckless driving).
- Removing property under lien.
- Removing property from public grounds.
- Robbing orchard.
- Trespass to property.
- Unlawful assembly.
- Use of false ID to buy alcohol.
- Using or wearing unlawful emblem.
- Vagrancy.
- Vandalism: injuring or defacing public property of another; shooting out streetlights.
- Violation of fireworks laws.
- Violation of fish and game laws.
The above list is intended as a guide. Violations of a similar
nature should be treated as minor violations. In doubtful cases
the following rule should be applied: if the maximum confinement
under local law is 4 months or less, the violations should be
treated as minor.
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