What is the difference between a misdemeanor and felony?
A Felony charge is usually more serious than a Misdemeanor and can result in you being incarcerated in State Prison for any time over one year. Felonies can include, Grand Theft, Drug Possession – Cocaine, Marijuana, GHB, Ecstasy, Heroin, Felony DUI, Habitual Driving While License Suspended, Felony Theft, and Fraud. While less serious than felonies, misdemeanors are criminal charges and could potentially result in you being incarcerated in County Jail for a year or less. Misdemeanors can include Battery, Domestic Violence Battery, Disorderly Conduct, Diving with a Suspended License, Loitering and Prowling, Petit (Petty) Theft, Prostitution and Resisting an Officer without Violence. While less, serious, misdemeanors are not to be taken lightly and convictions for both felonies and misdemeanors can result in suspension of drivers license privileges, loss of career opportunities and a permanent criminal record. Contact an experienced Orlando Felony Lawyer to help you understand what legal
