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How much jail time for multiple felonies in Indiana?
Without knowing any information the only answer is - for MULTIPLE felonies - a LONG time.
How much is the average jail time for 5 felonies?
Up to five life sentences, depending on exactly what the felonies are.
What is the jail time for two felonies in California?
It depends whether they were traffic felonies or attempted murder. You should talk to your attorney about sentencing guidelines.
How much jail time will you get for homicide by vehicle in the first degree?
45 year's...
How much jail time do you get for armed robbery and first degree assault in MD?
you can get upwards to twenty-five (25) years in jail ...
How much jail time can you get for a class 2 felony murder in the first degree?
Life imprisonment.
What is the jail time for two felonies?
Depends on the two felonies: what they are, the conditions of the offenses, motivations of the offender, attitudes of the prosecutor, judge, and arresting/investigating officers, biases of jurors, and an almost infinite number of other variables.
How much time do you get if you get charged with three felonies at one time in the state of Pa?
Depends entirely on WHAT the 3 felonies are. If you have been charged with 3 felonies, you need a lawyer, NOT WikiAnswers.
How much jail time second degree misdemeanor mo?
In the state of Florida the maximum penalty is 60 days in the county jail and or a maximum $500 fine.
How much jail time for child endangerment domestic abuse kidnapping second degree and false imprisonment?
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How much jail time for 2nd degree harassment with restraining order?
Jail time does depend until the court system will put them away. Normal charges are you being arrested. In NC this is mandatory.
Degrees of felony least to worst?
Felonies are typically categorized into degrees, with first-degree felonies being the most serious and carrying the harshest penalties, often including life imprisonment or lengthy prison sentences. Second-degree felonies are less severe but still significant, usually resulting in substantial prison time. Third-degree felonies are the least serious among felonies, often resulting in shorter prison sentences or probation. The specific definitions and penalties can vary by jurisdiction.
