OUJI-CR 6-60 

TERRORISM - ELEMENTS 

 

No person may be convicted of terrorism unless the State has proved beyond a reasonable doubt each element of the crime. These elements are:  

First, knowingly committed an act;

Second, of violence;

Third, that resulted in (damage to property)/ (personal injury);  

Fourth, with the intent to coerce;

Fifth, a (civilian population)/government;

Sixth, into granting illegal political/economic demands.

OR 

First, knowingly committed an act;

Second, with the intent to incite violence;

Third, in order to create apprehension of;  

Fourth, (bodily injury)/(damage to property)/;  

Fifth, in order to coerce;

Sixth, a (civilian population)/government;

Seventh, into granting illegal political/economic demands.

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Statutory Authority: 21 O.S. Supp. 2004, § 1268.1.  

(2005 Supp.)