PC §304(A) - ATTEMPTED CARJACKING
CLASS A MISDEMEANOR
(a) Definition
Attempted carjacking is the intentional and unsuccessful act of trying to unlawfully take a motor vehicle from another person's possession, against their will, through force, fear, or intimidation.
(b) Elements of the Offense
The following elements must be met to constitute attempted carjacking:
The defendant took substantial steps toward unlawfully taking a motor vehicle.
The defendant had the specific intent to commit carjacking.
The attempted taking was against the other person's will.
The attempted taking was accomplished or intended to be accomplished through force, fear, or intimidation.
(c) Defenses
(a) It shall be a defense to a charge of attempted carjacking if the defendant can prove that they did not have the specific intent to commit carjacking.
(b) Lack of substantial steps toward completing the unlawful taking or absence of force, fear, or intimidation may also serve as defenses if proven by the defendant.
Penalties
Penalties for assault charges can vary widely depending on the jurisdiction and the specific circumstances of the offense. They may include:
JAIL TIME
100 SECONDS OF JAIL TIME.
BOND SET
$10,000.00
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