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    three categories Infractions‚ Misdemeanors and felonies . Infractions are minor violations‚ these include minor crimes such as speeding tickets‚ jaywalking‚ littering and building code violations. Individuals that commit infractions are punished by fines‚ If he or she fails to pay for the fine and admit to guilt‚ Points can be added to his or her’s driver’s license and can lead to a warrant for arrest and after that the infraction can turn into a misdemeanor. Misdemeanors are serious crimes

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    protections‚ costs‚ and police discretion. This memo will address some of those concerns and will suggest to the lawmakers of our state to proceed with legislation permitting the collection of DNA from all individuals convicted of committing a misdemeanor

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    thing to remember about felonies is that you will have over one year in prison if convicted. Misdemeanors- are lesser offenses like assault‚ reckless driving‚ drug possession (small quantity)‚ and shoplifting. Misdemeanors usually result in jail time up to a year if convicted. *Jail is usually run by the county and houses people serving misdemeanor sentences and waiting to have their felony or misdemeanor trial in that county. Prisons are usually run by the state and house people who have committed

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    a class A misdemeanor‚ unless the defendant has previously plead guilty to or has been found guilty of animal abuse or the suffering involved in subdivision” (3). Animal abuse should be more than a class A misdemeanor because it’s abuse. If a parent was to abuse their children would they only get a class A misdemeanor? “Class B misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment or fine not to exceed one thousand dollars‚ or both upon the second and all subsequent convictions.” A class B misdemeanor should be

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    celebrity on suspicion of driving under the influence of a controlled substance outside of LA. According to People.com‚ she ran a red light at an intersection only to make a complete stop in the middle of the same intersection. She was charged with a misdemeanor‚ held on $15‚000 bail and released later on Sunday. The actress was first arrested for DUI in 2012‚ but she avoided jail time by completing inpatient treatment in December. She was placed on three years’ probation. (Corriston‚ 2014) In this situation

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    respondent‚ in adult court he is the defendant. The outcome of the trial in criminal court is known as the verdict‚ in the juvenile court it is adjudication. Sentencing options in adult court are based on the state or federal statutes. For example a misdemeanor usually results in probation or jail time; a felony however will result in prison time.

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    laws‚ overall‚ target the right people‚ but that doesn’t mean that I don’t think those who deserve it shouldn’t be punished. Misdemeanor‚ in law‚ a minor crime‚ in contrast to a felony…In the United States a misdemeanor usually is an offense that may be punished summarily by fine and by imprisonment for less than a year (Encyclopedia‚ 2013). By definition alone‚ misdemeanors should not be punishable by a life sentence. They usually consist of traffic offenses and other small things. There was a man

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    The third degree of arson is the lowest arson charge. In some states like Arizona and Washington there is a lower level of arson‚ which is also known as misdemeanor arson. One of the few steps that determine whether or not the defendant will be charged with third degree arson is that the prosecutor will generally focus on whether the crime was reckless conduct. If the arsonist is aware of what they are doing

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    tried before the judge and possibly a jury‚ receiving punishment. Crimes are either felonies or misdemeanors. Felonies are the crimes most often presented to society; murder‚ armed robbery‚ and terrorist acts. These violations are punishable by one year or more in prison or jail with fines‚ or both. In some cases like murder the perpetrator is given capital punishment or life incarceration. Misdemeanor offenses are also included with the felonies sentences‚ another piece of information not readily

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    under the age of 18. The Probate division handles all cases involving wills‚ estates‚ and inheritances. The Last level in Ohio judiciary is the County courts and municipal courts. These courts handle all county and municipal traffic cases and misdemeanors and civil actions up to 15‚000 dollars (State Courts‚

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