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Unless the defendant is being charged with a federal crime, punishments generally vary for crimes between each state. Speak to a local public defender's office, they should be able to tell you what the potential punishment is for the crime. If you want, most criminal defense lawyers allow for free consultations before they take on a case, you might be able to get the necessary information from them. Otherwise, just Google your state's criminal code, and try to match up the relevant crime with the state's sentencing guidelines.

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