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The average time it could bring is a minimum of 6 months or life without parole....
This depends on what kind of 2nd degree felony was committed...such as if it was a Nonviolent Felony or a violent Felony.There are different kinds of 2nd degree Felony's all with varied jail terms...some include child abuse,abuse or sexual assualt on children/handicapp/elderly,reckless endangerment, rape,theft,bootleging,drug posession/sales,evading police,ect ect...
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