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Lesson 4 from Minnesota Competency Attainment Curriculum

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Lesson 4 from Minnesota Competency Attainment Curriculum

by Jaden Miskowiec
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A is when the prosecuting attorney officially accuses someone of committing a crime or breaking a law .

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is another term for accusation of someone breaking the law .

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A is a document that is filed with the court to start a criminal case . This will include a list of the crimes you are accused of and the information to show why you are accused of breaking those specific laws .

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A is the least serious kind of crime , also called minor crime . Typically , the punishment is less serious and often includes community service , probation , or paying a fine .

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A is the most serious kind of crime and can lead to the biggest punishments .

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A is more serious than a misdemeanor but not as serious as a felony .

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A first time DUI ( Driving Under the Influence ) is a .

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Repeat assault is an example of a .

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Driving without a valid driver's license is a .

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Fleeing a peace officer is an example of a .

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A theft of less than $500 is a .

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Interfering with 911 calls is an example of a .

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Theft over $5000 is a .

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Check forgery is an example of a .

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Drug possession is an example of a .

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Theft between $500 and $1000 is an example of a .

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Murder is an example of a .

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