Class C felony

A Class C felony is a subcategory of felony crimes that are serious but not as severe as Class A or B felonies. Examples of Class C felonies can include types of assault, fraud, theft, and drug distribution, depending on the jurisdiction. The penalties for a Class C felony can vary, but they may include incarceration for up to ten years and significant fines. Understanding the implications is essential, as it can affect sentencing, civil rights, and long-term opportunities.

Class C Felony Media

Felony Sentences in State Courts, a study by the United States Department of Justice

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