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What is the difference between a felony and misdemeanor offense?

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What is the difference between a felony and misdemeanor offense?

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In general terms, the felony offense is considered more serious and generally results in a longer probation period. A felony offense could result in a period of incarceration in the prison system, while a misdemeanor offense could result in incarceration in the County Jail. In Guadalupe County, the felony offenses are prosecuted by the District Attorney’s office and are heard by our District Judges, while the misdemeanor offenses are prosecuted by the County Attorney’s office and are heard by our County Court at Law Judges.

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