Criminality in the usa ???
912754
I'm fairly certain that it's Florida.
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Being convicted of a felony or move out of the USA and denouncing your citizenship.
405725
NO! I'm from Ontario, Canada.  Under a certain amount (grams) you will only get a fine instead of going to jail.  People seem to think we're just a bunch of igloo dwelling, gay marrying, beer drinking, potheads who are too polite, and say aboot instead of about.
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the only thing I do not understand is... We are all from other places of the world. The person who made it illegal to live here was an idiot. It's like making killing a crime and giving everyone a gun and a reason to use it. I do not understand why it's so easy to commit this crime. OF COURSE IT BENEFITS THE STATES... it shouldn't be an illegal act! It's cavemen science... you go to where there's a better living. IT's NOT A CRIME, we are not stealing, raping or killing... if anything the illegal people are getting cheated on, but USA will never accept that. Can't we just get along?\nThis issue is so funny, THEY WILL NEVER EVER FIX THIS PROBLEM. Nor will the problem fix them. You'll see.
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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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The following link is a great place to start.  \nhttp://www.crimelibrary.com/serial%5Fkillers/
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Depends on what country you are in and the actual nature of the crime!
560211
Not true.  Those laws are controversial and apply only to specific localities.  Step outside that locality and you will be arrested.  In fact, the feds freely ignore those local and even state laws and arrest people and successfully convict them.  California is the only state to pass a law like this on the state level and the feds freely ignore it and arrest people.  Actually, they show great restraint in this.  They only arrest the 90% of people who fraudulently claim they are sick in an attempt to smoke pot recreationally.  They ignore the ones who are actually sick.
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It would be really hard to say if this will get you what you want. But it is a start\n\nhttp://www.crimetime.com/bbonc.htm\n\nThis is a link to a site which provides links to state and county departments for North Carolina.
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California does not have "classes" of felonies, so I don't know where you're getting that idea.  \n\nAs to the rest of your question, you're not going to be able to get a decent answer here without posting an awful lot more details than you have.  There are just too many things that can make a difference, and there's no way to address them with what you've posted here.
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in the United States?
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I believe that here in the US it is three Felony convictions.  So if you were charged with three felony counts of posession, or sales, etc... then yes.
113281
Sure, in 2002 the total number of violent crimes in the US was 1,685,900 but in 2003 it went up to 1,829,900.  This is an increase of 144,000 violent crimes in the US in one year or 395 more violent crimes every day; an additional violent crime every three and a half minutes.  It's an 8.5% rise in crime in one year.\n\nBut, looking at the bigger picture, in 2004 violent crime came down to 1,648,100, that's lower than in 2002.  And all these numbers are MUCH lower than 2001 when there were over 2 million violent crimes committed in the US.  And it's all part of a steady, uninterupted downward trend that began in 1993 when there were over 4 million violent crimes in the US.\n\nAlso, please note that these statistics were presented without:  1) mixing definitions (comparing violent crime in one year to handgun crime in another); 2) mixing measurements (comparing total crime in one year to per capita crime the nest); or 3) drawing political conclusions about the reasons for the decrease.
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well, all your detail is the answer, but I presume you want a concise summary. So:\n\nActs both dangerous to human life and criminal, that appear to intimidate or coerce a civilian population - committed within the jurisdiction of the United States.
416607
Ask a dozen shop owners and make up youre own. Theirs plenty of crime arround and the worst is the White Collar Criminality headed by the US government
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So Americans...listen up.. as long as you only commit misdemeanor crimes it is all good! Heck, why we are at it lets just take all misdemeanor crimes off the books...no more traffic fines, shoplifting is ok...heck America will be a much better place!
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That all depends on the state. Each state has its own penal codes and definitions of degrees of crimes.