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A '''felony''' is crime considered serious, generally punishable in the [[United States]] by one year or more in prison or by death.  [[Murder]], for instance, is a felony.
 
A '''felony''' is crime considered serious, generally punishable in the [[United States]] by one year or more in prison or by death.  [[Murder]], for instance, is a felony.
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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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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 property without government authorization may be a felony. Such "crimes," which affect nobody but the property owner, have only under recent, liberal administrations become the government's business.
    
== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==
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