Class one misdemeanor??
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The maximum fines are scary but people almost never get them unless they have an extensive criminal record.  \n Was the ring returned? If it was, expect probation and community service probably.  If not you may have to repay the value of the ring and then get probation and community service. You will be tried as a youth. (They only try as adult for serious offences like murder).  Here in Canada your record would be completely wiped out at 18 (sorry cant say for sure in USA).\nThe best thing to do is to talk to a lawyer (most courts have duty counsel there for free legal advice) and find out.
360691
Yes you can.\nIf your record is currently clean they may be talked into a fine and a dismissal of misdemeanor charges and a reduction to a civil infraction. But that is no guarantee.\nHope this helps.
443308
Was this a criminal case, or was it a W&I Parental Abuse/Neglect case?\nSounds like a W&I case, which is not a criminal case and therefore not a misdeameanor.  Best thing to do is contact your attorney and ask.
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Theft under 50$ is a class C misdemeanor(Texas Penal code 31.03(e)(1)(a)) unless the actor was a public servant at a time of the crime or was in contractual relationship with the government, or the victim was elderly, in which case it is a class B misdemeanor(Texas Penal code 31.03(f)(1-3))
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Assault in the 3rd degree is a Class A misdemeanor, which is punishable by not more than one year and not more than $2000.
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Actually, you DO have a right to find out this info.  I am sorry Beadful to hear of your experience but, this is a rarity for most.  Go to the nearest county of where this felon charge took place.  They might have this info but, unfortunately some don't.  You might be required to have a written statement plus a small fee, usually 10.00-15.00 dollars.  If you live near this county courthouse, you can easily get this info from the Clerk of courts.  Good Luck.
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Ask you attorney or look in the your state's penal code book.
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No. Return to the court that assigned you to the Diversion classes. Let a clerk there know your situation and that you need advice.  By plugging back into the system as soon as possible, your situation will be easily resolved.  That's a better way to conduct your life.  I tend to avoid fixing problems until they GROW into huge problems. You'll sleep better, too.  Good luck to you.
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levle 3 list,and possible incarseration,definatly some classes such as batterers class which is a pain in the butt,and alot more check out ur local police department web page u can get information off of that
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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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Each county and state agency has their own code, so you will have to be more specific.  But to the only one charge listed, it is quite possible that there is only one charge.  Police often drop charges as they are un-merited and really only designed to "scare" the prisoner into a plea as opposed to a court hearing, which is costly.  But the accused does need to get legal counsel and I would absolutely advise against ANY admissions of guilt, UNTIL I spoke with a lawyer and even then make sure the lawyer does their job and not just file a guilty or no contest verdict in the interest of expediting the matter.  A good many people are in jail simply because they were "scared" into signing confessions.  There is a due process, I strongly suggest you use it.  Even if it means staying in jail a while longer.  Good luck.\n\nPeace.
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First of all i would call the police and make a report. I would also try finding your counties website they all have one.
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You need to check with your local courthouse/police dept
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Yep. it is illegal.\nThis is called "false arrest".[1]\nContact a lawyer immediately.
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1 count of assualt with intent per offender. first degree misemaender
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Depends on the state. Check your state's DMV website. And learn a lesson, will you? First time is an accident, second time is just plain stupid and that is exactly how a judge will look at it. Your second chance was to take the class but a second offense has you well on your way to habitual offender and you're back on a bike.
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What happened to you was an arrest.  An arrest is like Herpes, not everyone knows it's there, but sooner or later someone is bound to find out.  Your arrest record from PA will stay with you whether Misdemeanor or Felony.  There is no way for anyone to know if this was a felony or misdemeanor arrest.  Most theft classifications are dependent on the dollar amount of the merchandise taken.  Just beceause you were released doesn't mean it wasn't a felony. Most jails wont waste the money to house you if you aren't a serious risk for flight, or a danger to society. Keep something else in mind, a lot of states have laws that say if you are "convicted" of a theft, meaning you have been sentanced for a theft and you commit another one, it is an automatic felony.