How much jail time for class d felony in Indiana?

Answer 1

If convicted, a judge may impose a range of penalties upon a defendant, which include actual jail or prison time, probation, home detention, community work service and financial restitution or fines. The sentencing guidelines for the State of Indiana define the minimum and maximum length of sentence that a judge may impose.

Murder: 45 - 65 years

A Felony: 20 - 50 years
B Felony: 6 - 20 years
C Felony: 2 - 8 years
D Felony: 6 months - 3 years
A Misdemeanor: 0 - 1 year
B Misdemeanor: 0 - 180 days
C Misdemeanor: 0 - 60 days

Answer 2

That's a VERY vague question and depends on the following: What state you live in, what felony was charged, if the defendant has a previous record and details involving the incident. The law is subjective, so someone with no criminal record will receive a lesser sentence than someone with previous convictions; also the state and felony charged will determine how much time they will have to do (if any at all)

Answer 3

the jail for a Class B felony will depend on the actual crime and the judge. Some felonies may get a suspended sentence while others may have jail time up to 5 years or more.

Answer 4

A Class C Felony does not have a set amount of jail time. The judge will decide how much jail time you will serve depending on what the specific crime was.

Answer 5

A class D Felony carries a maximum of 5 years in prison or less. Also there is a fine that comes with it of 750 dollars but not to exceed 7500 dollars.

Answer 6

5 years