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laws differ from states this post will talked more about personal, property, and computer crimes and the difference between the laws in this two states.

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Assault, battery, and mayhem

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an assault is when a person tries to or threats to injure another person. Battery is when there is an actual harmful or offensive contact with another person

*Arizona law: for assault and battery there are 3 types of classes assault is consider a misdemeanor and a person can be sentence from 30 days in jail to 6 months and fines are from $500 to $2,500 ("Arizona Criminal Laws ", 2018).

*California law: for assault it is as well a misdemeanor punished up to six months in jail and or can as well get a fine up to $1,000, probation, or restitution to victims. for battery it could be a misdemeanor that could be punished for up to 6 months in jail and/or maximum fine of $2,000, probation or could be consider a felony it all depends on the offense and could get up to 3 years in jail or state prison, a fine of $2,000 up to 10,000 or both and probation("California Criminal Laws", 2018).

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Mayhem is also known better as aggravated assault. Which it means that a person has a serious physical injury caused by another person like a fracture or a body impairment or loss.

*Arizona Law: for aggravates assault is considered a class 2 to 5 felony. When the felony is classified as a dangerous offense there is mandatory jail time, and when its the first offense it could be up to 15 years in prison ("Arizona Criminal Laws ", 2018).

*California Law: for mayhem there could be a conviction of 2 to 8 years in a California prison and a fine of $10,000 and if it is aggravated mayhem then can lead to a sentence to life in prison with possibilities of parole ("The Crime Of "mayhem" In California Law (penal Code 203 & 205 Pc)", 2018).

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about kidnapping and false imprisonment

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is when a person is imprison without legal authority

*Arizona Law: could be consider a class 6 felony or if the victim is released voluntarily without any injuries and in a safe place before arrest then it could be a class 1 misdemeanor ("Arizona Laws 13-1303. Unlawful Imprisonment; Classification; Definition", 2016).

*California Law: if it consider a misdemeanor the offender can get up to 364 days in jail and/or a fine of $1,000 and if there is some kind of injury, fraud, or deceit the offender could get from 16 months to 3 years in prison Wallin, 2015).

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kidnapping is when a person is restraining a person or people without there consent and keeping them from there liberty, it could as well cause some kind of physical injury, death, or harming in some way.

*Arizona Law: kidnapping is considered felony and has class 2,3,and 4 depends on the offense and how it was done and ended the offender can get from 3 to 21 years in prison and 4 to 7 years of probation and a fine of $150,000 ("Arizona Criminal Laws ", 2018).

*California Law: it will depend on the type of offense that is committed the sentence could be from 3 years to life imprisonment without parole or the death penalty probation could be consider but the offender needs to complete at least 12 months in jail ("California Criminal Laws", 2018).

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*Computer crime is when there is some type of crime done by cyber criminals for example hacking, spamming, fraud, child pornography, hate crime, or any crime that could be done using technology.

*Property crime is when a crime is done by force, threat, or some other way to be able to gain access to something that is not the offenders property some examples of property crime are; burglary, theft, arson, vandalism, shoplifting, or any other type of thing that is taken by force that it does not belong to the individual that is taking it.

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rape is when person intentionally or by knowing has sexual or oral intercourse with another person without there consent and statutory rape is when there is sexual or oral intercourse as well but with a person that is not at an age of consent that it means that the person is at a certain age that there could be no consent to have a sexual act that is more as child molestation.

*Arizona Law: consider a felony, it depends on the kind of offensive it can vary from 14 years in prison to 28 years or life in prison and be register for life as a sex offender("Arizona Criminal Laws ", 2018).

*California Law: consider a misdemeanor or a felony depends on the offense and can get from 6 months to 4 years in jail as well a fine from $2,000 up to $10,000("California Criminal Laws", 2018).

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Arizona Laws 13-1303. Unlawful imprisonment; classification; definition. (2016). Retrieved from https://www.lawserver.com/law/state/arizona/az-laws/arizona_laws_13-1303

Arizona Criminal Laws . (2018). Retrieved    from https://statelaws.findlaw.com/arizona-law/arizona-criminal-laws.html

California Criminal Laws. (2018). Retrieved from https://statelaws.findlaw.com/california-law/california-criminal-laws.html

The Crime of "Mayhem" in California Law (Penal Code 203 & 205 PC). (2018). Retrieved from https://www.shouselaw.com/mayhem.html
Wallin, P.J. (2015). California False Imprisonment Laws (PC 236-237). Retrieved from https://www.wklaw.com/practice-areas/false-imprisonment-california-penal-code-236-237/