In the United States, the category of "political crime" became legally recognized as a distinguishable offense subject to prosecution in 1992.

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In the United States, there is no specific category of crime labeled "political crime" that is recognized as a distinct offense for prosecution. Crimes are categorized based on the nature of the offense (e.g., theft, assault, murder) rather than the motive behind them, although motive can affect the severity of charges or penalties. Political motives might influence the context of a crime but do not create a separate legal category.

In the United States, the Category of "Political Crime" Became