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I was told expect to answer the question of the difference between a misdomeanor and felony. Does anyone have a good "text book" answer for that? I know how i`d answer it but what they would be looking for in my home state may be different than what they are looking for here in Florida.
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I would encourage you to look at the difference in penalties.
Originally posted by jesterns2 View Post -
There are two degrees of Misdemeanors in that State of Florida. 1st degree and 2nd degree. 1st degree are punishable by a maximum of 1 year in jail and a $1000.00 fine. 2nd degree misdemeanors are punishable by a maximum of 60 days in jail and a $500.00 fine. There are five degrees of Felonies. Capital Felony (Punishable by Death), Life Felony (Life sentence and $15,000 fine), 1st degree (30 years max and $10,000 fine), 2nd degree (15 years max and 10,000 fine), 3rd degree (5 years max and $5000.00 fine). That's your answer."If I won the lottery, I'd buy myself a police department. I'd hire all my buddies and we'd all drive Corvette patrol cars and sit around the doughnut shop I would own. Whenever someone would come in and say "I guess this my tax dollars at work", I would tell him to get the hell out my doughnut shop, then we'd all laugh and try to figure out what to do next."
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Hey thanks, I was spot on with the interview no problems. I passed and was notified later that afternoon that i was moving to the backgroundComment
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