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MICHIGAN FELONY CHARGES Under Michigan state law, a felony is any criminal offense which carries a potential term of incarceration of greater than 1 year (other than "High-crime misdemeanors"). Felonies in Michigan are classified by the seriousness of the offense according to the following crime class categories: Class
A Felonies: Felonies punishable by imprisonment for life or 'any
term of years.' Examples of Class A felonies include Second Degree Murder,
Assault With Intent to Commit Armed Robbery, Assault With Intent to Murder,
First Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct and Kidnapping. Class C Felonies: Felonies punishable by imprisonment for up to 15 years. Examples of Class C felonies include Delivery or Manufacture of 45 Kilos or More of Marijuana, Second Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct, First Degree Fleeing & Eluding, Second Degree Home Invasion, Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated or Impaired Causing Death, Unarmed Robbery and Using Internet/Computer to Commit Crime At Least 10 Years but less than 15. Class D Felonies: Felonies punishable by imprisonment for up to 10 years. Examples of Class D felonies include Assault With Intent to Commit a Felony, Delivery/Manufacture Prescription/Counterfeit Prescription, Larceny From the Person and Possession of Methamphetamine. Class
E Felonies: Felonies punishable by imprisonment for up to 5 years.
Examples of Class E felonies include Possession of a Short Barreled Shotgun
or Rifle, First Degree Retail Fraud, Receiving
or Concealing Stolen Property $1,000 to $20,000, Carrying
a Concealed Weapon and Operating While
Intoxicated 3rd Offense. Class G Felonies: Felonies punishable by imprisonment for up to 2 years. Examples of Class G felonies include Failure to Register as Sex Offender (First Offense), Larceny in a Building, Domestic Assault (with Prior Convictions) and Larceny from a Motor Vehicle. Class H Felonies: Felonies punishable by jail or other 'intermediate sanctions." Examples of Class H felonies include Eavesdropping and Financial Transaction Device - Stealing, Retaining or Using Without Consent. Regardless of the class of felony you are charged with, all felony charges are serious. A skilled, experienced attorney like Jeffrey Buehner can mean the difference between a resolution you can live with and a prison cell. You don't want to entrust your liberty to anyone but the best - call Jeffrey Buehner to provide you with the best criminal defense available. Call now: (248) 865-9640. For an overview of Michigan criminal procedure, see our FAQ page.
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