Connecticut’s Risk of Injury statute, codified in C.G.S. 53-21, is broken down into two subsections, which are distinguished by the alleged harm inflicted on the child. The first Connecticut Risk of Injury subsection, C.G.S. 53-21(a)(1), makes it a crime to place a child under the age of 16 in a situation where that child is at risk of life endangerment, injury to health or moral impairment, or to otherwise do anything likely to cause impairment to that child’s health or morals.