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Because you are burning other peoples stuff, stupid.
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What type of crime is arson?
Arson is a criminal offense wherein a person or persons ignite a fire with the unlawful intention of destroying property.
Can a drunk person who set a fire be charged with arson?
yes its called drunk arson, there is a special charge that carries an added sentence. arson has several degrees and like other crimes can carry an adder. for instance hate crimes that are now in effect, domestic crimes, murder(dui death resulting). arson is the same way domestic arson, hate arson, drunken arson.Another VIew: Arson is a criminal offense in ALL states. Using an alleged drunken condition as an element of the defense may raise the issue of extenuating circumstances - however - it is still a criminal offense. There is no such criminal charge as "Drunk Arson!"
How does the law deal with Arsonists?
(ion the US) Arson is a felony criminal offense - if the act of arson results in death you can be, depending on your state, sentenced to death or life imprisonment.
Is arson a involve criminal law?
Yes, Arson is a criminal offence.
What is the penalty for first offense arson?
5-10 years
What is criminal code section 20?
Arson.
Is blackmail a criminal or a civil offense?
Blackmail is a criminal offense.
Could you go to jail for being an accomplice to arson and its your first offense?
Yes. For a long time. If someone died, you could be executed. '''Added;''' Arson of residence dwelling is a capital offense.
Is a person who committed an Indictable offense treated with fairness during the legal process?
Yes, just as ALL criminal defendants are.
Is driving while intoxicated a civil or criminal offense?
It is a criminal offense.
What offense categories include crimes such as larceny and arson?
property crime
What are the punishaments for fire related crimes?
Fire related crime, which implies a criminal act, is another term for ARSON, which in most states is a felony offense. There are also lesser charges such as 'Negligent Fires' which have lesser penalties, but were ignited without apparent criminal intent.
