- Accessory after the fact;
- Aggravated criminal littering (2nd and 3rd offenses involving certain weight or volume);
- Burglary of an automobile;
- Communication theft ($501-$999 punishable by fine only);
- Counterfeit controlled substance; and
- Criminal simulation (up to $1,000);
- Custodial interference where person not voluntarily returned by defendant;
- Destruction of valuable papers ($501-$999);
- Destruction or concealment of will;
- Evading arrest in motor vehicle where no risk to bystanders;
- Failure to appear (felony);
- Forgery (up to $1,000);
- Fraud in insolvency;
- Fraudulent or false insurance claim ($501-$999);
- Fraudulent qualifying for set aside programs ($501-$999);
- Fraudulent transfer of motor vehicle with value of less than $20,000;
- Fraudulent use of credit card or debit card ($501-$999);
- Gifts of adulterated candy or food;
- Hindering secured creditors;
- Home improvement fraud ($501-$999);
- Impersonation of licensed professional;
- Knowing dissemination of illegally recorded cellular communication;
- Manufacture, delivery, sale or possession of not less than 1/2 ounce and not more than 10 pounds of Schedule VI drug marijuana (fine not greater than $1,000);
- Manufacture, delivery, sale or possession of Schedule V drug (fine not greater than $5,000);
- Manufacture, delivery, sale or possession of Schedule VII drug (fine not greater than $1,000)
- Sale of recorded live performances without consent ($501-$999);
- Selling glue for unlawful purpose;
- Simple or casual exchange (3rd offense);
- Taking telecommunication device into penal institution;
- Theft ($501-$999);
- Theft of trade secrets ($501-$999);
- Unauthorized solicitation for police, judicial or safety associations;
- Unlawful drug paraphernalia uses and activities
- Unsolicited bulk electronic mail ($501-$999);
- Utility service interruption or property damage;
- Vandalism ($501-$999);
- Violation of Tennessee Personal and Commercial Computer Act ($501-$999);
- Worthless checks ($501-$999);
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