Felony
From Conservapedia
A felony is considered to be a serious type of crime generally punishable in the United States by one year or more in prison or by death. Murder, for instance, would be a felony.
Note, however, that many new crimes are also felonies. For example, in some cases draining water from your property without a government permit or removing asbestos from your home without government authorization may be a felony.
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Categories: Law | Crime
