WE DEAL IN
- The cases that involve possession of property or the legality of any taxes.
- Other cases that question the property of $1,000 or more.
- Criminal cases such as felony and misdemeanor cases
- Cases of dissolution of marriages (divorces)
- Cases of probates
Consequences of Class 4 Felony
Felony is defined as a crime that is punishable by the death penalty or one year or more tenure in prison. Felony is classified into different classes according to the crimes committed and alphabetical or numerical classification. The classifications are different in different states. Class 4 felony is considered as a minor felony. The crimes that come under this class are serious, but the duration of imprisoning is relatively less. Class 4 is further sub divided into two classes by crimes committed violent offenses and the not- violent offenses.
The violent offenses include:
• Carrying out an abortion in the first degree
• Unlawful sale of a weapon in third degree
• Sexual assault against a child in second degree
• Assault in the second degree
• Effectuate sexual abuse in second degree
The non-violent offenses include:
• Receiving bribe
• Giving bribe
• Carrying burglary in third degree
• Unlawful possessions of narcotics in the second degree
• Forgery
• Illegally making an electronic device in the second degree
The violent offenses include:
• Carrying out an abortion in the first degree
• Unlawful sale of a weapon in third degree
• Sexual assault against a child in second degree
• Assault in the second degree
• Effectuate sexual abuse in second degree
The non-violent offenses include:
• Receiving bribe
• Giving bribe
• Carrying burglary in third degree
• Unlawful possessions of narcotics in the second degree
• Forgery
• Illegally making an electronic device in the second degree
Any of the above-stated offenses of class 4 felony is punishable by one to three years in prison with a fine of $10,000.
Certain Consequences of a class 4 felony are associated with class 4 felony (other than imprisonment and fine charges)
1. A person may lose his right to become an elector or to cast a vote. He can neither hold, nor run any public office.
2. A felon cannot possess a firearm or weapon. He is not eligible to have any registration or permit to carry any weapon. The person should transfer the firearms to the Safety Commissioner.
3. Government agencies have the authority to suspend or revoke a professional license of a felon.
4. The Department of Children and Families have the authority to deny the license to a foster family or proposed adoptive family if any member of the family was convicted of a crime.
5. A higher education student loses the eligibility for federal assistance if he has been convicted under federal or state law of a crime.
Being a felony stays on the person’s record forever. This may lead to far-reaching consequences like limited employment opportunities. A felony is an imprisonment for more than one year. If a person is charged with class 4 felonies, consult a criminal lawyer who is familiar with laws so that he may help the person to avoid conviction by following the legal process and protect their rights.
Certain Consequences of a class 4 felony are associated with class 4 felony (other than imprisonment and fine charges)
1. A person may lose his right to become an elector or to cast a vote. He can neither hold, nor run any public office.
2. A felon cannot possess a firearm or weapon. He is not eligible to have any registration or permit to carry any weapon. The person should transfer the firearms to the Safety Commissioner.
3. Government agencies have the authority to suspend or revoke a professional license of a felon.
4. The Department of Children and Families have the authority to deny the license to a foster family or proposed adoptive family if any member of the family was convicted of a crime.
5. A higher education student loses the eligibility for federal assistance if he has been convicted under federal or state law of a crime.
Being a felony stays on the person’s record forever. This may lead to far-reaching consequences like limited employment opportunities. A felony is an imprisonment for more than one year. If a person is charged with class 4 felonies, consult a criminal lawyer who is familiar with laws so that he may help the person to avoid conviction by following the legal process and protect their rights.