What is the difference Betweeen a Felony and a Misdemeanor?
- What is the difference between a Felony Class A, B, C, & D?
- Class A Felony, life imprisonment;
- Class B Felony, a term not to exceed 20 years;
- Class C Felony, a term not to exceed 10 years;
- Class D Felony, a term not to exceed 5 years;
The State of Connecticut brakes down Felonies Crimes into four classes.
- What is the difference between a Misdemeanor Class A, B, & C?
- Class A Misdemeanor, a term not to exceed 1 year
- Class B Misdemeanor, a term not to exceed 6 months
- Class C Misdemeanor, a term not to exceed 3 months;
The State of Connecticut brakes down Misdemeanor Crimes into three classes.
If you have been arrested and charged with Felony or a Misdemeanor , or if you are a target of a criminal investigation, please contact Attorney Paoletti and Attorney Gusmano immediately, so that we may provide you with an effective defense and legal counsel. During your free consultation we will discuss your case, map out a defense and plan a course of action.
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