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What Are the Consequences for a First-Degree Misdemeanor in Ohio?

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What Are the Consequences for a First-Degree Misdemeanor in Ohio?

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A first-degree misdemeanor is a category of crime in the state of Ohio. Its consequences can range from jail time to fines, probation and other restrictions.MisdemeanorsA misdemeanor in Ohio is considered a less serious offense than a felony.

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Misdemeanors aren’t as serious as felonies, but still can have serious consequences. A first degree misdemeanor is the most serious misdemeanor charge in Ohio. A felony conviction allows the court to sentence the offender to state prison, while punishment for a first degree misdemeanor is up to 180 days in jail. Sentences for misdemeanors may also include fines, required treatment programs or residence in a halfway house or addiction treatment facility.

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