Plain-English information about felonies: felony vs. misdemeanor, felony classes, sentencing basics, criminal records, expungement, and rights restoration.
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What Felony Does
Explain what a felony is — classes, sentencing basics, records, expungement, and rights restoration — as educational information, clearly marked as not legal advice.
The line between the two, why it matters, and how the same act can be charged either way.
How states and the federal system grade felonies by class or degree, and what each level generally carries.
Ranges, guidelines, probation, and parole — the moving parts of a felony sentence in plain terms.
What appears on a criminal record, who can see it, and how it affects jobs and housing.
How clearing or sealing a record works, which offenses qualify, and where the process starts.
Voting, jury service, and other civil rights after a conviction — what is lost, what returns, and how.
How Felony Works
Short explainers cover the vocabulary — felony, class, degree, plea, probation — before anything else.
Guides walk through how a felony case generally moves from charge to sentence to record.
Every guide ends with pointers to attorneys, public defenders, and legal aid — the people qualified to act on your situation.
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Generally, a crime punishable by more than one year of incarceration. Each state and the federal system define and classify felonies in their own statutes, so specifics vary by jurisdiction.
No. Everything here is educational information, not professional legal advice. For any real case or record question, consult a licensed attorney or a legal aid organization in your state.
Sometimes. Expungement and sealing rules differ widely by state and offense. Our guides explain the general process and link to state resources where you can check eligibility.
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