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In that state, one year is the maximum prison time for a misdemeanor.misdemeanor = a crime less serious than a felony
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She was charged with a misdemeanor for throwing an egg at her neighbor's door.
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It was a misdemeanor and it's in the record, Judge. (source)
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Mom was released from jail on bond and prosecuted for a domestic violence misdemeanor.† (source)
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Simple battery is a misdemeanor; it can mean that one person merely touched another.† (source)
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Years earlier, he had been drawn into a bar fight that resulted in a misdemeanor conviction and a night in jail.† (source)
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That day at Hurd's, you could almost hear those boots creaking by the door, as if he expected the stolen baseball to loose itself from the culprit's pocket and roll across the dark crimson carpeting with incriminating authority For Chief Pike, the theft of the ball that killed my mother was an offense of a far graver character than a mere misdemeanor; at the very least, it was the work of a felon.† (source)
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'But, as the Ministry has no authority to punish Hogwarts students for misdemeanors at school, Harry's behavior there is not relevant to this hearing,' said Dumbledore, as politely as ever, but now with a suggestion of coolness behind his words.† (source)
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His clothes are a little freaky maybe, but that's a misdemeanor here, not a felony.† (source)
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He looked at Basta as he said this, and Basta bowed his head as if all the misdemeanors of the last few days weighed heavily on him.† (source)
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"Keep Your Class B Misdemeanor off My B Cups," Mia says, quoting one of the movement's more ridiculous slogans between gasps of laughter.† (source)
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Reports indicate that over a hundred thousand executions have taken place during the last three years with little distinction made between misdemeanors and felonies.† (source)
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In the state of California—murder = a crime of a much more serious nature than that of a misdemeanor.† (source)
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He had done time for a string of misdemeanors.† (source)
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Did you know that public nudity is a misdemeanor in this county?† (source)
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Misdemeanors, no felonies.† (source)
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