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count n. each separate statement in a complaint which states a cause of action which, standing alone, would give rise to a lawsuit), or each separate charge in a criminal action. For example, the complaint in a civil (non-criminal) lawsuit might state: First Count (or cause of action) for negligence, and then state the detailed allegations; Second Count for breach of contract, Third Count for debt, and so forth. In a criminal case each count would be a statement of a different alleged crime. There are also so-called common counts which cover various types of debt. This is from the freedictionary website.
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Felony count 893.13.1a2?
Felony Count(s) of 893.13.1a2
What is a felony count 1 in a criminal case?
count 1 is the worst that you can be charged for.
Would getting hair ripped out of your hair count as a felony?
Maybe not a felony, but it would certainly qualify as an ASSAULT.
How much is a felony in North Carolina?
How much does someone have to steal before it is a felony in n.c
If while on parole you commit a felony what happens?
You can count on a parole violation.
What is felony conversion in North Carolina?
Whats the most time for a first offender being charged with one count of felony conversion?
Conspiracy to commit larceny sentence NC first offense?
how much is the time for a person having 1 count on conspiracy to commit crime?
Does a fine count as a prior felony for the purpose of sentencing a defendant as a career offender under federal law?
A fine is a sentence, not a crime. Whether the prior offense was a felony would depend on what crime the defendant was sentenced to a fine for.
Minnesota felony count punishment?
Any sentence which includes MORE than one year plus one day in prison as a punishment.
How long do you go to juvi for robbery felony?
Only the judge can answer that question.AnswerI wouldn't count on just going to juvi for this level of criminal activity.
What is the sentence for 60 count of felony larceny in North Carolina?
Felony larceny is typically charged as a felony punishable by up to ten years in prison. Each count is punishable, and punishable consecutively, so your exposure would be 600 years. As a practical matter the prosecutors will cut you a deal and agree to concurrent sentences on all counts, so you get one chunk of time to do, but 600 years gives a defendant a lot of incentive to take whatever plea the prosecutors might offer.
How long is a F4 for burglary?
Guess it might depend on the state but in Ohio the maximum for ANY felony 4 conviction is 18 months per count
