Discharge of a firearm inside or AT an occupied dwelling is which type of violation?

• A. Type I violation
• B. Type II violation
• C. Felony
• D. Type II violation of 'Discharge of a firearm inside or AT an occupied dwelling OR building'

Answer: (D)

This question tests how the statute classifies this conduct within its tiered offense system. Discharging a firearm inside or at an occupied dwelling or building is defined in the code as a Type II violation. That exact wording ties the act to the Type II category, not to a Type I offense or to a felony. The Type II label reflects a specific level of offense within the statute, indicating a defined severity for discharging in or toward an occupied dwelling. The emphasis on “occupied dwelling” distinguishes this category from other discharge scenarios that would fall under different, higher or different classifications.