Minnesota Statutes
Chapter 609 — Criminal Code
Section 609.535 — Issuance Of Dishonored Checks.

Subdivision 1. Definitions. For the purpose of this section, the following terms have the meanings given them.
(a) "Check" means a check, draft, order of withdrawal, or similar negotiable or nonnegotiable instrument.
(b) "Credit" means an arrangement or understanding with the drawee for the payment of a check.
Subd. 2. Acts constituting. Whoever issues a check which, at the time of issuance, the issuer intends shall not be paid, is guilty of issuing a dishonored check and may be sentenced as provided in subdivision 2a. In addition, restitution may be ordered by the court.
Subd. 2a. Penalties. (a) A person who is convicted of issuing a dishonored check under subdivision 2 may be sentenced as follows:
(1) to imprisonment for not more than five years or to payment of a fine of not more than $10,000, or both, if the value of the dishonored check, or checks aggregated under paragraph (b), is more than $500;
(2) to imprisonment for not more than one year or to payment of a fine of not more than $3,000, or both, if the value of the dishonored check, or checks aggregated under paragraph (b), is more than $250 but not more than $500; or
(3) to imprisonment for not more than 90 days or to payment of a fine of not more than $1,000, or both, if the value of the dishonored check, or checks aggregated under paragraph (b), is not more than $250.
(b) In a prosecution under this subdivision, the value of dishonored checks issued by the defendant in violation of this subdivision within any six-month period may be aggregated and the defendant charged accordingly in applying this section. When two or more offenses are committed by the same person in two or more counties, the accused may be prosecuted in any county in which one of the dishonored checks was issued for all of the offenses aggregated under this paragraph.
Subd. 3. Proof of intent. Any of the following is evidence sufficient to sustain a finding that the person at the time the person issued the check intended it should not be paid:
(1) proof that, at the time of issuance, the issuer did not have an account with the drawee;
(2) proof that, at the time of issuance, the issuer did not have sufficient funds or credit with the drawee and that the issuer failed to pay the check within five business days after mailing of notice of nonpayment or dishonor as provided in this subdivision; or
(3) proof that, when presentment was made within a reasonable time, the issuer did not have sufficient funds or credit with the drawee and that the issuer failed to pay the check within five business days after mailing of notice of nonpayment or dishonor as provided in this subdivision.
Notice of nonpayment or dishonor that includes a citation to and a description of the penalties in this section shall be sent by the payee or holder of the check to the maker or drawer by certified mail, return receipt requested, or by regular mail, supported by an affidavit of service by mailing, to the address printed on the check. Refusal by the maker or drawer of the check to accept certified mail notice or failure to claim certified or regular mail notice is not a defense that notice was not received.
The notice may state that unless the check is paid in full within five business days after mailing of the notice of nonpayment or dishonor, the payee or holder of the check will or may refer the matter to proper authorities for prosecution under this section.
An affidavit of service by mailing shall be retained by the payee or holder of the check.
Subd. 4. Proof of lack of funds or credit. If the check has been protested, the notice of protest is admissible as proof of presentation, nonpayment, and protest, and is evidence sufficient to sustain a finding that there was a lack of funds or credit with the drawee.
Subd. 5. Exceptions. This section does not apply to a postdated check or to a check given for a past consideration, except a payroll check or a check issued to a fund for employee benefits.
Subd. 6. Release of account information to law enforcement authorities. A drawee shall release the information specified below to any state, county, or local law enforcement or prosecuting authority which certifies in writing that it is investigating or prosecuting a complaint against the drawer under this section or section 609.52, subdivision 2, paragraph (a), clause (3), item (i), and that 15 days have elapsed since the mailing of the notice of dishonor required by subdivisions 3 and 8. This subdivision applies to the following information relating to the drawer's account:
(1) documents relating to the opening of the account by the drawer and to the closing of the account;
(2) notices regarding nonsufficient funds, overdrafts, and the dishonor of any check drawn on the account within a period of six months of the date of request;
(3) periodic statements mailed to the drawer by the drawee for the periods immediately prior to, during, and subsequent to the issuance of any check which is the subject of the investigation or prosecution; or
(4) the last known home and business addresses and telephone numbers of the drawer.
The drawee shall release all of the information described in clauses (1) to (4) that it possesses within ten days after receipt of a request conforming to all of the provisions of this subdivision. The drawee may not impose a fee for furnishing this information to law enforcement or prosecuting authorities.
A drawee is not liable in a criminal or civil proceeding for releasing information in accordance with this subdivision.
Subd. 7. Release of account information to payee or holder. (a) A drawee shall release the information specified in paragraph (b), clauses (1) to (3) to the payee or holder of a check that has been dishonored who makes a written request for this information and states in writing that the check has been dishonored and that 30 days have elapsed since the mailing of the notice described in subdivision 8 and who accompanies this request with a copy of the dishonored check and a copy of the notice of dishonor.
The requesting payee or holder shall notify the drawee immediately to cancel this request if payment is made before the drawee has released this information.
(b) This subdivision applies to the following information relating to the drawer's account:
(1) whether at the time the check was issued or presented for payment the drawer had sufficient funds or credit with the drawee, and whether at that time the account was open, closed, or restricted for any reason and the date it was closed or restricted;
(2) the last known home address and telephone number of the drawer. The drawee may not release the address or telephone number of the place of employment of the drawer unless the drawer is a business entity or the place of employment is the home; and
(3) a statement as to whether the aggregated value of dishonored checks attributable to the drawer within six months before or after the date of the dishonored check exceeds $250; for purposes of this clause, a check is not dishonored if payment was not made pursuant to a stop payment order.
The drawee shall release all of the information described in clauses (1) to (3) that it possesses within ten days after receipt of a request conforming to all of the provisions of this subdivision. The drawee may require the person requesting the information to pay the reasonable costs, not to exceed 15 cents per page, of reproducing and mailing the requested information.
(c) A drawee is not liable in a criminal or civil proceeding for releasing information in accordance with this subdivision.
Subd. 8. Notice. The provisions of subdivisions 6 and 7 are not applicable unless the notice to the maker or drawer required by subdivision 3 states that if the check is not paid in full within five business days after mailing of the notice, the drawee will be authorized to release information relating to the account to the payee or holder of the check and may also release this information to law enforcement or prosecuting authorities.
1963 c 753 art 1 s 609.535; 1967 c 466 s 1; 1971 c 23 s 56; 1974 c 106 s 1,2; 1981 c 202 s 1; 1981 c 247 s 1-3; 1983 c 225 s 10; 1984 c 436 s 34; 1985 c 140 s 3; 1986 c 444; 1988 c 527 s 2,3; 1991 c 256 s 11-13; 1992 c 569 s 26; 1999 c 218 s 3; 2004 c 228 art 1 s 72; 2020 c 83 art 1 s 93

Structure Minnesota Statutes

Minnesota Statutes

Chapters 609 - 624 — Crimes; Expungement; Victims

Chapter 609 — Criminal Code

Section 609.01 — Name And Construction.

Section 609.015 — Scope And Effect.

Section 609.02 — Definitions.

Section 609.025 — Jurisdiction Of State.

Section 609.03 — Punishment When Not Otherwise Fixed.

Section 609.033 — Maximum Penalties; Misdemeanors.

Section 609.0331 — Maximum Penalties; Petty Misdemeanors.

Section 609.0332 — Maximum Penalty; Petty Misdemeanor Ordinance Violations.

Section 609.034 — Maximum Penalty; Ordinance Violations.

Section 609.0341 — Maximum Fines For Gross Misdemeanors; Felonies.

Section 609.035 — Crime Punishable Under Different Provisions.

Section 609.04 — Conviction Of Lesser Offense.

Section 609.041 — Proof Of Prior Convictions.

Section 609.045 — Foreign Conviction Or Acquittal.

Section 609.05 — Liability For Crimes Of Another.

Section 609.055 — Capability Of Children To Commit Crime.

Section 609.06 — Authorized Use Of Force.

Section 609.065 — Justifiable Taking Of Life.

Section 609.066 — Authorized Use Of Deadly Force By Peace Officers.

Section 609.075 — Intoxication As Defense.

Section 609.08 — Duress.

Section 609.085 — Sending Written Communication.

Section 609.09 — Compelling Testimony; Immunity From Prosecution.

Section 609.092 — Juvenile Petty Offenders; Use Of Restorative Justice.

Section 609.095 — Limits Of Sentences.

Section 609.10 — Sentences Available.

Section 609.101 — Surcharge On Fines, Assessments; Minimum Fines.

Section 609.102 — Local Correctional Fees; Imposition By Court.

Section 609.104 — Fine And Surcharge Collection.

Section 609.105 — Sentence Of Imprisonment.

Section 609.1055 — Offenders With Serious And Persistent Mental Illness; Alternative Placement.

Section 609.1056 — Military Veterans; Crimes Committed Because Of Conditions Resulting From Service; Discharge And Dismissal.

Section 609.106 — Heinous Crimes.

Section 609.107 — Mandatory Penalty For Certain Murderers.

Section 609.1095 — Increased Sentences For Certain Dangerous And Repeat Felony Offenders.

Section 609.11 — Minimum Sentences Of Imprisonment.

Section 609.115 — Presentence Investigation.

Section 609.117 — Dna Analysis Of Certain Offenders Required.

Section 609.118 — Fingerprinting Required.

Section 609.12 — Parole Or Discharge.

Section 609.125 — Sentence For Misdemeanor Or Gross Misdemeanor.

Section 609.13 — Convictions Of Felony Or Gross Misdemeanor; When Deemed Misdemeanor Or Gross Misdemeanor.

Section 609.131 — Certification Of Misdemeanor As Petty Misdemeanor.

Section 609.132 — Continuance For Dismissal.

Section 609.135 — Stay Of Imposition Or Execution Of Sentence.

Section 609.1351 — Petition For Civil Commitment.

Section 609.14 — Revocation Of Stay.

Section 609.145 — Credit For Prior Imprisonment.

Section 609.15 — Multiple Sentences.

Section 609.153 — Increased Penalties For Certain Misdemeanors.

Section 609.165 — Restoration Of Civil Rights; Possession Of Firearms And Ammunition.

Section 609.17 — Attempts.

Section 609.175 — Conspiracy.

Section 609.18 — Definition.

Section 609.185 — Murder In The First Degree.

Section 609.19 — Murder In The Second Degree.

Section 609.195 — Murder In The Third Degree.

Section 609.20 — Manslaughter In The First Degree.

Section 609.205 — Manslaughter In The Second Degree.

Section 609.2111 — Definitions.

Section 609.2112 — Criminal Vehicular Homicide.

Section 609.2113 — Criminal Vehicular Operation; Bodily Harm.

Section 609.2114 — Criminal Vehicular Operation; Unborn Child.

Section 609.215 — Suicide.

Section 609.221 — Assault In The First Degree.

Section 609.222 — Assault In The Second Degree.

Section 609.223 — Assault In The Third Degree.

Section 609.2231 — Assault In The Fourth Degree.

Section 609.2232 — Consecutive Sentences For Assaults Committed By State Prison Inmates.

Section 609.2233 — Felony Assault Motivated By Bias; Increased Statutory Maximum Sentence.

Section 609.224 — Assault In The Fifth Degree.

Section 609.2241 — Knowing Transfer Of Communicable Disease.

Section 609.2242 — Domestic Assault.

Section 609.2243 — Sentencing; Repeat Domestic Assault.

Section 609.2244 — Presentence Domestic Abuse Investigations.

Section 609.2245 — Female Genital Mutilation; Penalties.

Section 609.2247 — Domestic Assault By Strangulation.

Section 609.226 — Harm Caused By Dog.

Section 609.227 — Dangerous Animals Destroyed.

Section 609.228 — Great Bodily Harm Caused By Distribution Of Drugs.

Section 609.229 — Crime Committed For Benefit Of Gang.

Section 609.23 — Mistreatment Of Persons Confined.

Section 609.231 — Mistreatment Of Residents Or Patients.

Section 609.232 — Crimes Against Vulnerable Adults; Definitions.

Section 609.2325 — Criminal Abuse.

Section 609.233 — Criminal Neglect.

Section 609.2335 — Financial Exploitation Of Vulnerable Adult.

Section 609.2336 — Deceptive Or Unfair Trade Practices; Elderly Or Disabled Victims.

Section 609.234 — Failure To Report.

Section 609.235 — Use Of Drugs To Injure Or Facilitate Crime.

Section 609.24 — Simple Robbery.

Section 609.245 — Aggravated Robbery.

Section 609.25 — Kidnapping.

Section 609.251 — Double Jeopardy; Kidnapping.

Section 609.255 — False Imprisonment.

Section 609.26 — Depriving Another Of Custodial Or Parental Rights.

Section 609.265 — Abduction.

Section 609.266 — Definitions.

Section 609.2661 — Murder Of Unborn Child In The First Degree.

Section 609.2662 — Murder Of Unborn Child In The Second Degree.

Section 609.2663 — Murder Of Unborn Child In The Third Degree.

Section 609.2664 — Manslaughter Of Unborn Child In The First Degree.

Section 609.2665 — Manslaughter Of Unborn Child In The Second Degree.

Section 609.267 — Assault Of Unborn Child In The First Degree.

Section 609.2671 — Assault Of Unborn Child In The Second Degree.

Section 609.2672 — Assault Of Unborn Child In The Third Degree.

Section 609.268 — Injury Or Death Of Unborn Child In Commission Of Crime.

Section 609.269 — Exception.

Section 609.2691 — Other Convictions Not Barred.

Section 609.27 — Coercion.

Section 609.275 — Attempt To Coerce.

Section 609.28 — Interfering With Religious Observance.

Section 609.281 — Definitions.

Section 609.282 — Labor Trafficking.

Section 609.283 — Unlawful Conduct With Respect To Documents In Furtherance Of Labor Or Sex Trafficking.

Section 609.284 — Labor Or Sex Trafficking Crimes; Defenses; Civil Liability; Corporate Liability.

Section 609.293 — Sodomy.

Section 609.294 — Bestiality.

Section 609.31 — Leaving State To Evade Establishment Of Paternity.

Section 609.321 — Prostitution And Sex Trafficking; Definitions.

Section 609.322 — Solicitation, Inducement, And Promotion Of Prostitution; Sex Trafficking.

Section 609.3232 — Protective Order Authorized; Procedures; Penalties.

Section 609.324 — Patrons; Prostitutes; Housing Individuals Engaged In Prostitution; Penalties.

Section 609.3241 — Penalty Assessment Authorized.

Section 609.3242 — Prostitution Crimes Committed In School Or Park Zones; Increased Penalties.

Section 609.3243 — Loitering With Intent To Participate In Prostitution.

Section 609.325 — Defenses.

Section 609.326 — Evidence.

Section 609.33 — Disorderly House.

Section 609.34 — Fornication.

Section 609.341 — Definitions.

Section 609.342 — Criminal Sexual Conduct In The First Degree.

Section 609.343 — Criminal Sexual Conduct In The Second Degree.

Section 609.344 — Criminal Sexual Conduct In The Third Degree.

Section 609.345 — Criminal Sexual Conduct In The Fourth Degree.

Section 609.3451 — Criminal Sexual Conduct In The Fifth Degree.

Section 609.3453 — Criminal Sexual Predatory Conduct.

Section 609.3455 — Dangerous Sex Offenders; Life Sentences; Conditional Release.

Section 609.3456 — Use Of Polygraphs For Sex Offenders On Probation Or Conditional Release.

Section 609.3457 — Sex Offender Assessment.

Section 609.3458 — Sexual Extortion.

Section 609.3459 — Law Enforcement; Reports Of Sexual Assaults.

Section 609.3469 — Voluntary Intoxication Defense.

Section 609.347 — Evidence In Criminal Sexual Conduct Cases.

Section 609.3471 — Records Pertaining To Victim Identity Confidential.

Section 609.348 — Medical Purposes; Exclusion.

Section 609.35 — Costs Of Medical Examination.

Section 609.351 — Applicability To Past And Present Prosecutions.

Section 609.352 — Solicitation Of Children To Engage In Sexual Conduct; Communication Of Sexually Explicit Materials To Children.

Section 609.353 — Jurisdiction.

Section 609.355 — Bigamy.

Section 609.36 — Adultery.

Section 609.365 — Incest.

Section 609.375 — Nonsupport Of Spouse Or Child.

Section 609.3751 — Discharge And Dismissal.

Section 609.376 — Definitions.

Section 609.377 — Malicious Punishment Of Child.

Section 609.3775 — Child Torture.

Section 609.378 — Neglect Or Endangerment Of Child.

Section 609.3785 — Unharmed Newborns Left At A Safe Place; Avoidance Of Prosecution.

Section 609.379 — Permitted Actions.

Section 609.38 — Stayed Sentence.

Section 609.385 — Treason.

Section 609.39 — Misprision Of Treason.

Section 609.395 — State Military Forces; Interfering With, Obstructing, Or Other.

Section 609.396 — Unauthorized Presence At Camp Ripley.

Section 609.40 — Flags.

Section 609.41 — False Tax Statement.

Section 609.415 — Definitions.

Section 609.42 — Bribery.

Section 609.425 — Corruptly Influencing Legislator.

Section 609.43 — Misconduct Of Public Officer Or Employee.

Section 609.435 — Officer Not Filing Security.

Section 609.44 — Public Office; Illegally Assuming; Nonsurrender.

Section 609.445 — Failure To Pay Over State Funds.

Section 609.45 — Public Officer; Unauthorized Compensation.

Section 609.455 — Permitting False Claims Against Government.

Section 609.456 — Reporting To State Auditor And Legislative Auditor Required.

Section 609.465 — Presenting False Claims To Public Officer Or Body.

Section 609.466 — Medical Assistance Fraud.

Section 609.47 — Interference With Property In Official Custody.

Section 609.475 — Impersonating A Military Service Member, Veteran, Or Public Official.

Section 609.4751 — Impersonating A Peace Officer.

Section 609.48 — Perjury.

Section 609.485 — Escape From Custody.

Section 609.486 — Commission Of Crime While Wearing Or Possessing Bullet-resistant Vest.

Section 609.487 — Fleeing Peace Officer; Motor Vehicle; Other.

Section 609.49 — Release, Failure To Appear.

Section 609.491 — Failure To Appear; Petty Misdemeanor.

Section 609.493 — Solicitation Of Mentally Impaired Persons.

Section 609.494 — Solicitation Of Juveniles.

Section 609.495 — Aiding An Offender.

Section 609.496 — Concealing Criminal Proceeds.

Section 609.497 — Engaging In Business Of Concealing Criminal Proceeds.

Section 609.4971 — Warning Subject Of Investigation.

Section 609.4975 — Warning Subject Of Surveillance Or Search.

Section 609.498 — Tampering With Witness.

Section 609.50 — Obstructing Legal Process, Arrest, Or Firefighting.

Section 609.501 — Funeral Or Burial Service; Prohibited Acts.

Section 609.502 — Interference With Dead Body; Reporting.

Section 609.504 — Disarming Peace Officer.

Section 609.505 — Falsely Reporting Crime.

Section 609.5051 — Criminal Alert Network; False Or Misleading Information Prohibited.

Section 609.506 — Prohibiting Giving Peace Officer False Name.

Section 609.507 — Falsely Reporting Child Abuse.

Section 609.508 — False Information To Financial Institution.

Section 609.51 — Simulating Legal Process.

Section 609.515 — Misconduct Of Judicial Or Hearing Officer.

Section 609.5151 — Dissemination Of Personal Information About Law Enforcement Prohibited; Penalty.

Section 609.52 — Theft.

Section 609.521 — Possession Of Shoplifting Gear.

Section 609.523 — Return Of Stolen Property To Owners.

Section 609.525 — Bringing Stolen Goods Into State.

Section 609.526 — Precious Metal And Scrap Metal Dealers; Receiving Stolen Property.

Section 609.527 — Identity Theft.

Section 609.528 — Possession Or Sale Of Stolen Or Counterfeit Check; Penalties.

Section 609.529 — Mail Theft.

Section 609.53 — Receiving Stolen Property.

Section 609.531 — Forfeitures.

Section 609.5311 — Forfeiture Of Property Associated With Controlled Substances.

Section 609.5312 — Forfeiture Of Property Associated With Designated Offenses.

Section 609.5313 — Forfeiture By Judicial Action; Procedure.

Section 609.5314 — Administrative Forfeiture Of Certain Property Seized In Connection With A Controlled Substances Seizure.

Section 609.5315 — Disposition Of Forfeited Property.

Section 609.5316 — Summary Forfeitures.

Section 609.5318 — Forfeiture Of Vehicles Used In Drive-by Shootings.

Section 609.5319 — Financial Institution Secured Interest.

Section 609.532 — Attachment Of Deposited Funds.

Section 609.535 — Issuance Of Dishonored Checks.

Section 609.54 — Embezzlement Of Public Funds.

Section 609.541 — Protection Of Library Property.

Section 609.545 — Misusing Credit Card To Secure Services.

Section 609.546 — Motor Vehicle Tampering.

Section 609.551 — Rustling And Livestock Theft; Penalties.

Section 609.552 — Unauthorized Release Of Animals.

Section 609.556 — Definitions.

Section 609.561 — Arson In The First Degree.

Section 609.562 — Arson In The Second Degree.

Section 609.563 — Arson In The Third Degree.

Section 609.5631 — Arson In The Fourth Degree.

Section 609.5632 — Arson In The Fifth Degree.

Section 609.5633 — Use Of Ignition Devices; Petty Misdemeanor.

Section 609.564 — Excluded Fires.

Section 609.5641 — Wildfire Arson.

Section 609.576 — Negligent Fires; Dangerous Smoking.

Section 609.581 — Definitions.

Section 609.582 — Burglary.

Section 609.583 — Sentencing; First Burglary Of Dwelling.

Section 609.585 — Double Jeopardy.

Section 609.586 — Possession Of Code-grabbing Devices; Penalty.

Section 609.59 — Possession Of Burglary Or Theft Tools.

Section 609.591 — Damage To Timber Or Wood Processing And Related Equipment.

Section 609.592 — Possession Of Timber Damage Devices.

Section 609.593 — Damage Or Theft To Energy Transmission Or Telecommunications Equipment.

Section 609.594 — Damage To Property Of Critical Public Service Facilities, Utilities, And Pipelines.

Section 609.595 — Damage To Property.

Section 609.596 — Killing Or Harming Public Safety Dog.

Section 609.597 — Assaulting Or Harming Police Horse; Penalties.

Section 609.599 — Exposing Domestic Animals To Disease.

Section 609.605 — Trespass.

Section 609.6055 — Trespass On Critical Public Service Facility; Utility; Or Pipeline.

Section 609.6057 — Geographic Restriction.

Section 609.606 — Unlawful Ouster Or Exclusion.

Section 609.611 — Insurance Fraud.

Section 609.612 — Employment Of Runners.

Section 609.615 — Defeating Security On Realty.

Section 609.62 — Defeating Security On Personalty.

Section 609.621 — Proof Of Concealment Of Property By Obligor Of Secured Property.

Section 609.625 — Aggravated Forgery.

Section 609.63 — Forgery.

Section 609.631 — Check Forgery; Offering Forged Check.

Section 609.632 — Counterfeiting Of Currency.

Section 609.635 — Obtaining Signature By False Pretense.

Section 609.64 — Recording, Filing Of Forged Instrument.

Section 609.645 — Fraudulent Statements.

Section 609.65 — False Certification By Notary Public.

Section 609.651 — State Lottery Fraud.

Section 609.652 — Fraudulent Drivers' Licenses And Identification Cards; Penalty.

Section 609.66 — Dangerous Weapons.

Section 609.661 — Penalty For Set Guns; Swivel Guns.

Section 609.662 — Shooting Victim; Duty To Render Aid.

Section 609.663 — Display Of Handgun Ammunition.

Section 609.665 — Spring Guns.

Section 609.666 — Negligent Storage Of Firearms.

Section 609.667 — Firearms; Removal Or Alteration Of Serial Number.

Section 609.668 — Explosive And Incendiary Devices.

Section 609.669 — Civil Disorder.

Section 609.67 — Machine Guns And Short-barreled Shotguns.

Section 609.671 — Environment; Criminal Penalties.

Section 609.672 — Permissive Inference; Firearms In Automobiles.

Section 609.675 — Exposure Of Unused Refrigerator Or Container To Children.

Section 609.68 — Unlawful Deposit Of Garbage, Litter, Or Like.

Section 609.681 — Unlawful Smoking.

Section 609.684 — Abuse Of Toxic Substances.

Section 609.685 — Sale Of Tobacco To Persons Under Age 21.

Section 609.6855 — Sale Of Nicotine Delivery Products To Persons Under Age 21.

Section 609.686 — False Fire Alarms; Tampering With Or Injuring Fire Alarm System.

Section 609.687 — Adulteration.

Section 609.688 — Adulteration By Bodily Fluid.

Section 609.705 — Unlawful Assembly.

Section 609.71 — Riot.

Section 609.712 — Real And Simulated Weapons Of Mass Destruction.

Section 609.713 — Threats Of Violence.

Section 609.714 — Crimes Committed In Furtherance Of Terrorism.

Section 609.715 — Presence At Unlawful Assembly.

Section 609.72 — Disorderly Conduct.

Section 609.735 — Concealing Identity.

Section 609.74 — Public Nuisance.

Section 609.745 — Permitting Public Nuisance.

Section 609.746 — Interference With Privacy.

Section 609.7475 — Fraudulent Or Otherwise Improper Financing Statements.

Section 609.748 — Harassment; Restraining Order.

Section 609.749 — Harassment; Stalking; Penalties.

Section 609.7495 — Physical Interference With Safe Access To Health Care.

Section 609.75 — Gambling; Definitions.

Section 609.755 — Gambling; Misdemeanor.

Section 609.76 — Gambling; Gross Misdemeanor; Felony.

Section 609.761 — Operations Permitted.

Section 609.762 — Forfeiture Of Gambling Devices, Prizes And Proceeds.

Section 609.763 — Lawful Gambling Fraud.

Section 609.765 — Criminal Defamation.

Section 609.77 — False Information To News Media.

Section 609.774 — Emergency Communications; Kidnappings.

Section 609.775 — Divulging Telephone Or Telegraph Message; Nondelivery.

Section 609.776 — Interference With Emergency Communications.

Section 609.78 — Emergency Telephone Calls And Communications.

Section 609.79 — Obscene Or Harassing Telephone Calls.

Section 609.795 — Letter, Telegram, Or Package; Opening; Harassment.

Section 609.80 — Interfering With Cable Communications Systems.

Section 609.806 — Interfering With Internet Ticket Sales.

Section 609.807 — Event Tickets; Prohibited Acts.

Section 609.815 — Misconduct Of Junk Or Secondhand Dealer.

Section 609.816 — Wrongful Employment At A Child Care Center.

Section 609.82 — Fraud In Obtaining Credit.

Section 609.821 — Financial Transaction Card Fraud.

Section 609.822 — Residential Mortgage Fraud.

Section 609.825 — Bribery Of Participant Or Official In Contest.

Section 609.83 — Falsely Impersonating Another.

Section 609.833 — Misrepresentation Of Service Animal.

Section 609.849 — Railroad That Obstructs Treatment Of Injured Worker.

Section 609.85 — Crimes Against Railroad Employees And Property; Penalty.

Section 609.851 — False Traffic Signal.

Section 609.855 — Crimes Involving Transit; Shooting At Transit Vehicle.

Section 609.856 — Use Of Police Radios During Commission Of Crime; Penalties.

Section 609.857 — Discharging A Laser At An Aircraft.

Section 609.86 — Commercial Bribery.

Section 609.87 — Computer Crime; Definitions.

Section 609.88 — Computer Damage.

Section 609.89 — Computer Theft.

Section 609.891 — Unauthorized Computer Access.

Section 609.8911 — Reporting Violations.

Section 609.8912 — Criminal Use Of Encryption.

Section 609.8913 — Facilitating Access To Computer Security System.

Section 609.892 — Definitions.

Section 609.893 — Telecommunications And Information Services Fraud; Crime Defined.

Section 609.894 — Cellular Telephone Counterfeiting; Crimes Defined.

Section 609.895 — Counterfeited Intellectual Property; Penalties.

Section 609.896 — Criminal Use Of Real Property.

Section 609.901 — Construction Of Racketeering Provisions.

Section 609.902 — Definitions.

Section 609.903 — Racketeering.

Section 609.904 — Criminal Penalties.

Section 609.905 — Criminal Forfeiture.

Section 609.907 — Preservation Of Property Subject To Forfeiture.

Section 609.908 — Disposition Of Forfeiture Proceeds.

Section 609.909 — Additional Relief Available.

Section 609.910 — Relation To Other Sanctions.

Section 609.911 — Civil Remedies.

Section 609.912 — Notice To Other Prosecuting Authorities.