Sec. 632.102. - Accessory after the fact.

A person who is convicted as an accessory after the fact under Section 600.105 shall, upon adjudication of guilt, be punished as follows: (a) If the offense with respect to which the person is an accessory after the fact is punishable as a class A offense, the person convicted shall be guilty of a class A offense. (b) If the offense with respect to which the person is an accessory after the fact is punishable as a class B offense, the person convicted shall be guilty of a class A offense. (c) If the offense with respect to which the person is an accessory after the fact is punishable as a class C offense, the person convicted shall be guilty of a class B offense. (d) If the offense with respect to which the person is an accessory after the fact is punishable as a class D offense, the person convicted shall be guilty of a class C offense. (e) If the offense with respect to which the person is an accessory after the fact is punishable by a specific penalty other than those described in Section 632.101 (a), the person convicted shall be punished by a fine of not exceeding one-half of the maximum fine or by imprisonment for a term not exceeding one-half of the maximum term for which the principal could be punished, or by both a fine and imprisonment if this is permitted. (Ord. 83-591-400, § 1)