Criminal justice system of Urcea: Difference between revisions
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Class C felonies carry a maximum sentence of fifteen years and a minimum sentence of one year for nonviolent offenders and three years for violent offenders. Nonviolent C felonies include criminal possession of narcotics with the intent to sell, criminal diversion of pharmaceuticals, and instances of insurance fraud. Examples of violent C felonies include assault of a bishop and lesser degrees of sexual abuse, burglary, and manslaughter in the second degree. | |||
====D Felony==== | ====D Felony==== | ||
Class D felonies carry a maximum term of seven years and a minimum term of one year for nonviolent felonies and two years for violent felonies. Examples of class D nonviolent felonies include bribery, forgery, promoting prostitution, perjury and examples of class D violent felonies include abortion in the first degree (including by doctors in an intended abortion or by the loss of a child following an assault or murder), assault of a priest, or assault in the second degree. | Class D felonies carry a maximum term of seven years and a minimum term of one year for nonviolent felonies and two years for violent felonies. Examples of class D nonviolent felonies include bribery, forgery, promoting prostitution, perjury and examples of class D violent felonies include abortion in the first degree (including by doctors in an intended abortion or by the loss of a child following an assault or murder), assault of a priest, or assault in the second degree. | ||