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fenix001 [56]
4 years ago
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Compare and Contrast- What is a felony? What is a misdemeanor? Explain how punishments for crimes differ based on their classifi

cation (felony or misdemeanor).
Advanced Placement (AP)
1 answer:
Taya2010 [7]4 years ago
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Hi MarvinTorres118!


Questions:


What is a felony?


What is a misdemeanor?


Explain how punishments for crimes differ based on their classification (felony or misdemeanor).


Answers:


Felony - is a crime that usually involves violence. This punishment is usually 1 or more years in prison or by death.


Misdemeanor - is a simple wrong doing that dosent result in very punishible events.


Felonies are more of a punishment than misdemeanors are. For example a felony you can kill someone and got to jail are get killed. A misdeameanor for example is just like getting banned or suspended from something.


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