History Main / ListOfTransgressions

* Near the end of the ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'' special "Summer Belongs To You", Doofenshmirts is arrested by Major Monogram.

* One ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketch centered on a lawyer representing one of the old cranks that the ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' gang caught who was accusing the kids of having a criminal record (Lowe played Scooby-Doo, who advocated the "Reath Renalty" for numerous criminals). By the lawyer's account, prior convictions against the kids included 4 counts of [[YouMeddlingKids meddling]], 12 counts of meddling in the second degree, two counts of [[NoodleIncident vehicular]] meddling, [[SexualEuphemism meddling]] across state lines, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers sodomy]]. Though the last one, it turns out, was just misread and was actually just "meddling."

* ''WebOriginal/LoomingGaia'': When the Freelance Good Guys try to arrest Itchy in "Dirty Animal", Evan tells him that “In the last year alone, [he's] committed fifty-three counts of public intoxication, forty counts of disturbing the peace, twenty-five counts of petty theft, nineteen counts of prostitution, twelve counts of assault, two counts of burglary, and one count of bestiality.” When they encounter him again five years later, Evan adds "three counts of assault and one count of horse theft.”

--> ''Dr. Rodriquez''': Governor Rodger Maxwell was arrested by the Military for, and I quote: Human Trafficking, Child Trafficking, Serial Murder, Domestic Terrorism, Endangerment of Children, first-degree manslaughter, Kidnapping, Money Laundering, Embezzlement, Fraud, and the list goes on for a country mile, so to save myself from reading a literal novel worth of crimes, I'll cut it short there.

* Emile Zola's historic denunciation ''J'accuse'' charges pretty much everyone from the President on down with the antisemitic Dreyfus affair.

* ''Film/AScannerDarkly'': The character Freck, a relentless drug fiend, attempts to commit suicide but miscalculates the amount of alcohol and pills he needs, so instead he starts hallucinating.

* ''WebOriginal/LoomingGaia'': When the Freelance Good Guys try to arrest Itchy in "Dirty Animal", Evan tells him that “In the last year alone, [he's] committed fifty-three counts of public intoxication, forty counts of disturbing the peace, twenty-five counts of petty theft, nineteen counts of prostitution, twelve counts of assault, two counts of burglary, and one count of bestiality.”

* ''Film/TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly'': At e.ach of Tuco's "executions" an official reads off the list of crimes for which he has been convicted. They go on for quite a while. Considering how many of the offenses on the list, even the relatively lower-grade ones, were capital crimes, how he and Blondie cheat the executioner more than once is an exercise best left to Sergio Leone and the viewer, and in-universe, even Blondie realizes that the scam may not work the third time around and leaves Tuco in the desert after the second time, his only stated reason being that he didn't think Tuco would ever be worth more than three grand. The first time we see them pulling this scam, the judge is reading a list of offenses including murder, arson in a state prison, theft of sacred objects, inciting prostitution, armed robbery... but he sounds ''really'' indignant as he winds up with [-"... and, contrary to the laws of this state, the condemned is guilty of [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking using MARKED CARDS AND LOADED DICE!]]"-] He also apparently stole money from ''both sides of the Civil War''. One judge remarks that Tuco "spontaneously confessed" to many of the crimes, implying that he made at least some of them up to drive up his bounty.

** King Yenma is horrified at the long list of sins Cell has committed...just in his ''[[CannabalismSuperpower first]]'' form. He doesn't even get to Cell's [[DeathFromAbove second form]] before declaring him a Code Orange and sending him to the titular HFIL.
** Yenma is too busy being horrified by Captain Ginyu's list of transgressions to realize that 'Captain Ginyu' is really a frog that swapped bodies with him.
-->"This is one of the worst rap sheets I've seen in my life! The murder, the pillaging! And the [[NoodleIncident jockstrap incident!]] [retches]

** King Yenma is horrified at the long list of sins Cell has committed...just in his ''first'' form. He doesn't even get to Cell's second form before declaring him a Code Orange and sending him to the titular HFIL.

* ''Manga/OnePiece'': Before Kozuki Oden is introduced, a servant lists Sukiyaki, Oden's father and shogun of Wano Country, the feats Oden did across his lifetime up to this point since he was a baby, such as throwing his wet nurse across the room as an infant, catching two rabbits with his bare hands when he was 2, killing a bear with a thrown boulder when he was 4, visiting the red light district and participating in casinos when he was six, starting to drink booze and pick fights with gamblers when he was 8, waging a war against the Yakuza after they banned him from their casinos when he was nine, and having a harem of women who he kidnapped (who stayed willingly) when he was 15 and then causing the Harem War. Ironically, while narrating these events, the servants gets increasingly excited, showing that Oden is secretly admired for doing things the others wish to do but don't to follow Wano's strict rules. This scene gives a first impression of Oden as a troublesome and incredible person.

* One ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketch centered on a lawyer representing one of the old cranks that the ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' gang caught who was accusing the kids of having a criminal record (Lowe played Scooby-Doo, who advocated the "Reath Renalty" for numerous criminals). By the lawyer's account, prior convictions against the kids included 4 counts of [[YouMeddlingKids meddling]], 12 counts of meddling in the second degree, two counts of [[NoodleIncident vehicular]] meddling, [[IsThatWhatTheyreCallingItNow meddling]] across state lines, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers sodomy]]. Though the last one, it turns out, was just misread and was actually just "meddling."

* ''Film/BirdsOfPrey'': Every time Harley runs into somebody who seems to be after her, the narration explain their grievance towards her. When she's captured by [[BigBad Roman Sionis]], there is an entire list of grievances that moves too quickly to be read

'''Makube:''' [[IResembleThatRemark I'll cop to public urination]].

* ''Film/AScannerDarkly'':

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'': In "Twas the Fight Before Christmas", when Princess demand that the Girls prove that she's on Santa's naughty list, they proceed to list every bad thing she's done over the series.

* In ''WebAnimation/{{HFIL}}'' King Yenma is horrified at the long list of sins Cell has committed...just in his ''first'' form. He doesn't even get to Cell's second form before declaring him a Code Orange and sending him to the titular HFIL.

* ''VideoGame/JudgeDreddDreddVsDeath'': The Dark Judges' prisoner files list the crimes each of them were charged with.