Charges
Types of Consequences
Definitions
Sentencing time frames
100

What is the list of formal charges?

Indictment

100

Where does a person serve their time if they are convicted of a felony?

Prison

100

Who hands down the sentencing?

The Judge

100

What is the amount of jail time that comes with a Minor Misdemeanor?

None - only a fine

200

What is the crime a defendant is accused of doing?

Criminal Charges

200

What is a consequence that requires a person to make a financial payment to the court or individual?

Fine

200

What does it mean to be given time served as part of a sentence?

Being credited the time spent waiting in jail from the sentence

200

How much time in prison is a person with a Felony 1 offense facing?

3-11 years

300

What court handles Misdemeanor charges?

Municipal Court

300

Being in the community, but following a strict set of rules and guidelines

Probation

300

What are the types of ways sentences are served?

Concurrent or consecutive

300

Which level of crime has two different sentencing terms depending on the crime?

Felony 3

400

What is a major crime that is handled in Common Pleas Court?

Felony

400

What happens if a rule of probation is broken?

The individual could be arrested and have to serve out the rest of their time in jail or prison

400

As the defendant which is the preferred way to serve a sentence? Why?

Concurrently, more than 1 sentence is served at the same time

400

What type of felony comes with a life prison term?

Special felonies

500

Who decides how much additional mandatory time a specification will add to a charge?

The Judge

500

What is electronic monitoring?

To be monitored by an ankle monitor but being allowed to travel to and from certain places, like work or appoitnments

500

I am found guilty of an F1 and F5. I am sentenced to serve that time consecutively. How much time am I facing?

20 years

500

How much time is a person with an F1 and an F2 potentially facing?

19 years consecutively, 11 years concurrently

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