What is a class E felony in New York State?

Answer 1

There are many offenses in the state of New York that are classified as a Class E Non-Violent Felony. A Class E is the least serious type of felony and Class A is the most serious. Some offenses that are considered a Class E Felony include promoting a suicide attempt, abortion in the second degree, rape in the third degree, and Welfare fraud in the fourth degree.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The answer will differ according to the ways the laws of the individual states are written. In a broad and general sense, they are less serious than a Class 'A' felony but more serious than a Class 'C' felony.

However since it IS a felony offense, the minimum amount of prison time associated with it will be more than one year in prison.

Answer 4

A class D felony in the state of NY would include certain types of theft or burglary and manslaughter. Other class D felonies include fraud and robbery along with assault with intent to kill.

Answer 5

Every case is different. If you need information on a state or federal criminal case, seek information from your attorney or from an attorney at your local public defender's office.

Answer 6

Class D felonies are those which may be punished by a term of imprisonment to be fixed by the court, not to exceed 7 years. Penal Law, s. 70.00 2.(d), New York Code (2012).