Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics, 1983 - Bureau of Justice ...
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------------<strong>Sourcebook</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Criminal</strong> <strong>Justice</strong> <strong>Statistics</strong> <strong>1983</strong>Characteristics <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Criminal</strong> <strong>Justice</strong> SystemsTable 1.71 Statutory provisions for ~entence enhancements for use and possession <strong>of</strong> afirearm or other deadly weapon, by State, as <strong>of</strong> May 1981--ContinuedStateSentence enhancementNebraska3 to 10 years additional cNevadaTerm <strong>of</strong> i01grisonment equal to and in addition to term for crimecommittedNew Hampshire Mandatory minimum with no parole or probation cNew Jersey Possession <strong>of</strong> deadly weapon other than firearm or explosiveduring commission <strong>of</strong> felony is 3rd degree <strong>of</strong>fensePosse5sion <strong>of</strong> firearm or explosives dL1ring cOllTTlission <strong>of</strong> felonyis punishable as 2nd degree: <strong>of</strong>fense, sentence to run concurrentlyor consecutively within discretion <strong>of</strong> courtNew Mexico i'bn-capita! felony: basic sentence prescribed increased by I year,ilcn-suspendable; 2nd conviction: 3 years increose non-suspendableNew YorkPossession during Closs B <strong>of</strong>fense: 6 to 25 years CPossession during Class C <strong>of</strong>fense: 4.5 to 15 years C(\brth Carolina Use <strong>of</strong> firearm while committing felony: 7 year minimum if prior felon(\brth Dakota During Class A or B felony: the minimum or a 4 year term must beimposed, non-suspendable; .During Class C felony: 2 year minimum'Ohio(\b specific provisionOklahoma(\b specific provisionOregon1st conviction: minimum <strong>of</strong> 5 y(1ars~ .2nd conviction: minimum <strong>of</strong> 10 )Iear~3rd conviction: minimum <strong>of</strong> 30 yearsPennsylvania Additional term up to 5 years which may run concurrently orconsecutively within discretion <strong>of</strong> courtRhode Island 1st conviction: term not less than 2 years nor greater thar, IU years;C2nd conviction: 5 to 20 years;C3rd corNictlon: 10 years to life term cSouth Carolina 1st conviction: additional term <strong>of</strong> imll[lsonment not greater thmI year or a fine <strong>of</strong> $1,000, or both;2nd conviction: additional term <strong>of</strong> imprisonment not greater than 2 years;k3rd and subsequent c9{'viction: additional term <strong>of</strong> imprisonment notgreater than 5 yearsSouth Dakota 1st conviction: 3rd class felony, penalty il"posed is consecutiveto sentence imposed for principal felony;2nd or subsequent conviction: treat as 1st class felony;1Concealment <strong>of</strong> weapon with intent to commit felony is Closs 5 felonylTennesseePossession <strong>of</strong> firearm: 2 to 5 years consecutive with sentence forprincipal <strong>of</strong>fense;Use <strong>of</strong> firearm:1st conviction: 5 years, non-suspendoble;2nd conviction: 10 years, non-suspendableTexasPenalty imposed is for next higher <strong>of</strong>fense than principal <strong>of</strong>fense cUtahPossession durh:!) 1st and 2nd degree felonies: I to 5 years;Possession during 3rd degree felony: 5 to 15 years;Prior conviction: 5 to 15 yearsVermont(\b specific provisionsVirginia1st conviction: use or display constitutes Class 6 felony, I to5 years andlor $1,000 fineWashington1st conviction: 5 year mandatory minimum, non-suspendable;c2nd conviction: 7.5 years mandatory minimum, non-suspendablei c3rd convic,)on: IS year minimum, non-suspendable cWest Virginia Offender must serve at least 3 years or maximum term imposed,whichever is less, before becoming eligible for porole conslderation cWisconsinClass A: up to life, additional term up to 5 years CClass B: up to 20 years, additional term up to 5 years CClass C: up to 10 years, additional term up to 5 yeartClass 0: up to 5 years, additional term up to 4 yeorsCloss E: up to 2 years, additional term up to 3 years CWyoming1st conviction: additional term <strong>of</strong> imprisonment up to 10 yearsh;________ 2nd conviction: additional term <strong>of</strong> imprisonment up to 20 yearsFootnotes follow on next page.162~IiI/I~~II11I',Table 1.71 Statutory provisions for sentence enhancements for us", and possession <strong>of</strong> afirearm or other deadly weapon, by State, as <strong>of</strong> May 1981--ContlnuedGApplies to first <strong>of</strong>fenders Involved InClaas be <strong>of</strong>fense.cApplies to deadly weapons.~lIe$ to firearms.Applies If <strong>of</strong>fender convicted <strong>of</strong>prevloj' felony within last 10 years.Applies to certain weapons, asspeclfr.d•Applies to use <strong>of</strong> handgun; consideredl:eporfe <strong>of</strong>fense.Applies to possession <strong>of</strong> deadly weapon,163Including flreorm, during commission <strong>of</strong> afelonYI\I Applies to use <strong>of</strong> dangerous weapon.Applies to ulle <strong>of</strong> dangerous weaponwhile jcommlttlng affer-se.I/'fplles to us!: or threat to use firearm.Applies to possession <strong>of</strong> firearm duringcomm~slan m a felony.Applies to possession <strong>of</strong> firearm otherthan IW,chlne gun or short shotgun.Applies to possession <strong>of</strong> firearm.