Eligible offense means a criminal offense in which the abuse of alcohol or a controlled substance was a contributing factor in the commission of the offense, as determined by the court or governmental entity of the participating jurisdiction. For the purposes of operating while intoxicated offenses committed in violation of section 321J.2, “eligible offense” includes only the following offenses:
Eligible offense means any misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor, and any felony
Eligible offense means any misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor, and any felony that is ranked at severity level 7 or lower or D7 or lower on the Sentencing Guidelines grid;
More Definitions of Eligible offense
Eligible offense means a non-violent petty disorderly persons offense, disorderly persons offense, or crime of the third or fourth degree.
Eligible offense means a crime of the third or fourth degree that
Eligible offense. MEANS A CRIME OR OFFENSE COMMITTED BY AN ELIGIBLE PERSON THAT INVOLVED CYBERBULLYING OR THE SENDING OR RECEIPT OF OBSCENITY, AS DEFINED IN SUBDIVISION ONE OF SECTION
Eligible offense means a crime or offense committed by an eligi-ble person that involved cyberbullying or the sending or receipt of obscenity, as defined in subdivision one of section 235.00 of the penal law, or nudity, as defined in subdivision two of section 235.20 of the penal law, when the sender and the receiver thereof were both under the age of twenty at the time of such communication, but not more than five years apart in age.
Eligible offense means cases involving defendants charged
Eligible offense means any NYS Law-defined crime OTHER THAN a sex offense (PL Art. 130), Sexual Performance by a Child (PL Art. 263), Homicide (PL Art. 125), a VFO (PL 70.02), a Class A PL Felony Offense, Conspiracy to Commit a non-eligible offense (PL 105), an ATTEMPT to commit a non-eligible offense (PL 110) if the attempt is a felony, or an offense for which SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION is required (CORR. LAW Art. 6-C). Where the defendant is convicted of multiple eligible offenses committed as part of the SAME CRIMINAL TRANSACTION (CPL 40.10[2]), those offenses shall be considered ONE ELIGIBLE OFFENSE.
Eligible offense means a crime of the third or fourth degree that does not involve violence or the threat of violence. A crime or offense does not involve violence or the threat of violence if none of the following apply: the victim sustains bodily injury as defined in subsection a. of N.J.S.2C:11-1, or the actor is armed with and uses a deadly weapon as defined in subsection c. of N.J.S.2C:11-1, or threatens by word or gesture to use a deadly weapon or threatens to inflict bodily injury. “Eligible offense” shall not include a crime of the first degree or a presumptively ineligible offense.