- A
felony is
traditionally considered a
crime of high seriousness,
whereas a
misdemeanor is
regarded as less serious. The term "
felony"
originated from...
-
felony is a type of crime.
Felony may also
refer to:
Felony (album), an
album by
Emmure Felony (band), an
American band po****r in the 1980s
Felony (film)...
- systems.
Misdemeanors are
generally punished less
severely than more
serious felonies, but
theoretically more so than
administrative infractions (also known...
-
individual during the
commission of a
predicate felony regardless of
actual intent or premeditation,
called felony murder. This
offense is
categorized as capital...
- had a
murder rate
slightly above the
median for the
entire country. The
felony murder rule in Texas,
codified in
Texas Penal Code ยง 19.02(b)(3), states...
-
during the
commission or
attempted commission of one of the
felonies under New York's
felony murder laws.
Murder committed for hire (with the
charge applying...
-
commission of a
felony under Colorado's
felony murder rule. It is
punishable by 16 to 48
years in prison. In Colorado, the
common law
felony murder rule has...
-
Misprision of
felony is a form of misprision, and an
offence under the
common law of
England that is no
longer active in many
common law countries. Where...
- The rule of
felony murder is a
legal doctrine in some
common law
jurisdictions that
broadens the
crime of murder: when
someone is
killed (regardless of...
- A
forcible felony, in the
criminal law of
various US states, is a
felony that is
subject to
special penalties because it
involves the use or
threat of...
