1) Michael and John should be charge for theft. They were both committed to steal the TV from the Thriftmart.
2) It’s a felony. Theft in the second degree is a class C felony. They are both guilty of committed a crime against a property that cost more than $750 but not exceed $5,000.
3) A Class C Felony is punishable by a term of imprisonment of no more than 5 years.
4) If the television had only worth $500, it would be a misdemeanor. The lowest level theft offense, which involves the theft of property of a valve that does not exceed $750.
5) The maximum amount of jail is one year, and a fine of no more than $5,000 or both.
6) The defense attorney may argue that the TV defendants steal was worth below $5000, therefore it shouldn’t be charge higher than a Theft in the second class.
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The prosecutor may charge John with Burglary in the first degree, since he was armed with a deadly weapon.
8) Yes. Michael may also be charge for Burglary in the first degree. He didn’t physically have the gun on him, but he decided with John to carry a gun with them.
9) John can be charge for First degree robbery, since he was armed with a deadly weapon and inflicts bodily injury.
10) Michael can be charged with robbery in the first degree. To the fact, that he was not the one armed with a deadly weapon, but their action may cause of the bodily injury.
11) Yes. David can be charge for disorderly conduct by using abusive language and thereby intentionally creates a risk of assault.
12) Yes. David can be charge for disorderly conduct, if the police think he’s action were likely to cause violence.
13) Yes. David was threatening the drive that he will beat him up.
14) David committed assault in the third degree by assaults a nurse who was performing his nursing or health care duties at the time of the assault.
15) The nurse was committed assault in the second degree by intentionally assaults another and recklessly inflicts substantial bodily harm to