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Volume 1

  • Series 100 — Pretrial
  • Series 200 — Post-Trial: Introductory
  • Series 300 — Evidence
  • Series 400 — Aiding and Abetting, Inchoate, and Accessorial Crimes
  • Series 500 — Homicide
  • Series 800 — Assaultive and Battery Crimes
  • Series 1000 — Sex Offenses
  • Series 1200 — Kidnapping
  • Series 1300 — Criminal Threats and Hate Crimes
  • Series 1400 — Criminal Street Gangs
  • Series 1500 — Arson
  • Series 1600 — Robbery and Carjacking
  • Series 1700 — Burglary and Receiving Stolen Property
  • Series 1800 — Theft and Extortion

Volume 2

  • Series 1900 — Criminal Writings and Fraud
  • Series 2100 — Vehicle Offenses
  • Series 2300 — Controlled Substances
  • Series 2500 — Weapons
  • Series 2600 — Crimes Against Government
  • Series 2800 — Tax Crimes
  • Series 2900 — Vandalism, Loitering, Trespass, and Other Miscellaneous Offense
  • Series 3100 — Enhancements and Sentencing Factors
  • Series 3400 — Defenses and Insanity
  • Series 3500 — Post-Trial: Concluding

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