Misdemeanor crimes carry a less severe punishment than felony crimes and are heard before County Court Judges.   Some examples of misdemeanor crimes include:

Trespass
Criminal Mischief
Stalking
Possession of a Firearm with Serial Number Altered of Removed
Battery
Battery (Domestic Violence)
Prostitution
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Harassing Telephone Calls
Violation of Domestic Violence Injunction
Resisting an Officer Without Violence
Petit Theft

There are serious consequences to even misdemeanors.

Misdemeanors are generally punishable by

• One year in jail,
• One year of probation, or
• $1,000 fine

However, other consequences may also occur including suspension of driving privileges, even if your case was not related to a traffic offense or traffic stop.  An experienced attorney may be able to get your case dismissed and will help you to make an informed decision, with knowledge of all the consequences.  Call The Ragan Law Firm today to schedule your consultation.