Most pranks can be prosecuted as crimes. Broad disturbing the peace and harassment statutes apply to most. Here's 3 that come to mind: - toilet-papering a hou

Most pranks can be prosecuted as crimes. Broad disturbing the peace and harassment statutes apply to most. Here's 3 that come to mind: - toilet-papering a house/tree - ding-dong-ditch (harassment, possibly even rising to a hate crime in the right circumstances) - flaming shit on doorstep (obviously) Whether something is a crime or not is a pretty bad test for whether a child should be held accountable as an adult for the act.