what is the punishment for a class d felony in arkansas?
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For a Class D felony, the sentence shall not exceed six (6) years, and if you are convicted of a class D felony you may be sentenced to pay a fine not exceeding $10,000.
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Ultimately it means he needs a good defense attorney.  Assault 2d is a Class D violent felony.    The maximum penalty for a first time offender with no prior felony criminal record is:  2 to 7 years of determinate prison time (i.e. a 5 year determinate sentence means 5 years in a state penitentiary), plus 3 years of post release supervision, like parole.  \n\nAssault 2d means that someone is accused of assaulting another person and either:\n1. the assault was with intent to cause serious physical injury and did cause serious physical injury (think extreme pain or organ damage)\n\n2. Or he intended to cause physical injury and caused physicla injury with a deadly weapon (think pistol whipping, or stabbing and missing the mark);\n\n3.  Or He recklessly caused serious physical injury with a deadly weapon (think pointing a loaded gun at someone and accidentlyshooting them);\n\n4.  Or he drugged her,  (think roofies)\n\n5. Or While comitting or fleeing from another felony, he caused her physical injury;\n\n6.  Or beng over 18 he recklesly causes a person <11 years old, serious physical injury, while only intending injury;\n\n7.  Or being 18 or older, while intending to cause physical injury to a child <7 years old physical injury;\n\n8.  Or On school grounds, with the intent ot cause injury, the person causes injury to an employee of a school, or if not a student, causes injury to a student of the school;\n\nThe remianing provisions are unlikely unless the girl is train operator, or a corrections office in a jail tht our son was in.
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your public defender can help you.  i suggest you plead guilty for a lighter sentence.  hopefully you can get a few years of probation and no time in the pokey.  good luck.
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As far as I know, there is no CLASS 5 FELONY.\n\nAfter Class 4, they become HIGH MISDEMEANORS.
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There's a table for Arkansas tax withholding on this site: http://dab.nfc.usda.gov/pubs/docs/taxformulas/formulas/statecitycounty/taxar/taxar.html
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I believe it's a felony punishable by prison time. Watch "Dateline NBC" next Tuesday night at 9:00 p.m. I come from a community where 18 men were recently taken into custody for that very thing. You can see firsthand what the penalty is when they make their court appearances which will be aired next week.
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lol....anyways...i'd think that it depends on what kind of felony you were convicted of....i.e. if you burglarized a house, prolly not so good....but if you just littered three times in a row....
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well it's a felony, it depends on what the jury recommends.
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I do believe it is a FELONY!!!!!!!!!!!  Maybe federal. Don't do it.
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fine/jailtime/revoked?
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35-50-7-9\nViolation\n     Sec. 9. A person who knowingly or intentionally violates an order issued by a court under this chapter commits a Class C misdemeanor.\nAs added by P.L.216-1996, SEC.26.\n\n\nIC 35-50-3-4\nClass C Misdemeanor\n     Sec. 4. A person who commits a Class C misdemeanor shall be imprisoned for a fixed term of not more than sixty (60) days; in addition, he may be fined not more than five hundred dollars ($500).\nAs added by Acts 1978, P.L.2, SEC.3554.\n\nAnyone found violating probation is guilty of a Class C Misdemeanor in Indiana.\n\nMandatory  up to 60 day imprisonment\n\nMAY fine up ro $500.00
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go here this is a pdf of arkansas trees\nhttp://www.forestry.state.ar.us/community/guide.html
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I am in law enforcement in Maine. The punishment depends on a number of things, including the discretion of the court, your criminal history and the nature of the crime. I encourage you to call the (non-emergency line of) your local police department and you can ask anonymously what sentence that statute holds. I will tell you that officers HATE to take these calls, because there is such a variance from crime to crime and person to person, so you won't get a specific answer, only a possibility.
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The grading of Crimes REALLY depends on the state.\nSo to answer your question I will use my own state's (Pennsylvania) law.\nIn Pennsylvania following grades of crime exist:\n\n   (1) Murder of the first degree, of the second degree or of the third degree, first degree murder of an unborn child, second degree murder of  an unborn child or third degree murder of an unborn child. (Possible death sentence or life in prison)\n \n   (2) Felony of the first degree. Example: Voluntary manslaughter -- 10+ years in jail.\n \n   (3) Felony of the second degree. <10 years in jail example: involuntary manslaughter\n \n   (4) Felony of the third degree. <7 years. example: Aggravated harassment \n \n   (5) Misdemeanor of the first degree. <5. example: possession of a Prohibited offensive weapons,\n \n   (6) Misdemeanor of the second degree. <2. example: False imprisonment\n \n   (7) Misdemeanor of the third degree. <1. example: Simple assault committed in a fight or scuffle entered into by mutual consent\n\nThere are also so called "Summary offenses" usually punishable by fines. For example: Parking Tickets
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2nd degree felonies carry 2-20 years plus up to $10,000 fine. As about the time in county jail...if he can sit there for a while awaiting trial, after sentencing it depends on TDCJ as to when he gets assigned to go. Most county jails have working agreement with TDCJ as TDCJ is almost full. Meaning they can serve some of the time in county. typical sentence for this could be between 10 probation or 5 years TDCJ, depending on court
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must be a question from Arkansas
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Depends on the state that your in, although most states that I'm aware of use a letter designation for felony charges: class A, class B, class C, etc...