Editing List of criminal offences (section)

== Homicide and physical violence ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Offence
! Explanation
! Person term
! Charge or conviction
|-
| [[Murder]]
| The intentional unlawful killing of another person.
| Murderer. ''Killer'' is broader and can also describe a person whose killing was not murder.
| Charge and conviction
|-
| [[Aggravated murder]]
| Murder accompanied by a legally aggravating circumstance, such as planning or another feature that increases the seriousness of the offence.
| Murderer, or person convicted of aggravated murder
| Conviction
|-
| [[Mass murder]]
| The murder of several people as part of one event or closely connected course of conduct.
| Mass murderer
| Charge
|-
| [[Attempted murder]]
| An intentional attempt to kill another person that does not result in the intended death.
| Person convicted of attempted murder
| Charge and conviction
|-
| [[Conspiracy to commit murder]]
| An agreement between two or more people to carry out a murder.
| Participant in a murder conspiracy
| Conviction
|-
| [[Ordering murder]]<ref name="rambam-death"/>
| Directing another person to commit a murder.
| Person who ordered a murder
| Conviction
|-
| [[Assault]]
| An unlawful physical attack or another act that legally amounts to assault.
| Assailant
| Charge and conviction
|-
| [[Torture]]
| The deliberate infliction of severe pain or suffering for punishment, coercion, intimidation, or another purpose.
| Torturer
| Charge and conviction
|-
| [[Enforced disappearance]]
| The detention or abduction of a person followed by concealment of the person's fate or location.
| Perpetrator of enforced disappearance
| Conviction
|-
| [[Abuse of corpses]]
| The unlawful mistreatment, concealment, or desecration of human remains.
| Person convicted of abuse of corpses
| Charge
|-
| [[Coercive abuse]]
| A pattern of controlling or intimidating conduct used to dominate another person.
| Abuser
| Conviction
|-
| [[Coercion]]<ref name="rambam-death"/>
| Compelling another person to act through force, threats, or intimidation.
| Coercer, or person convicted of coercion
| Conviction
|-
| [[Criminal threats]]<ref name="rambam-death"/>
| Threats of violence or other unlawful harm that amount to a criminal offence.
| Person convicted of criminal threats
| Conviction
|}