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Felonies vs. Misdemeanors

Posted on Feb 13, 2012 By St. Petersburg Criminal Lawyer
Depending on the severity of the crime, criminal offenses are classified into three different categories. The least severe category is an infraction. This is also known as a petty offense and is ...
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Welcome to our St. Petersburg Criminal Defense Blog

Posted on Nov 18, 2011 By Leavengood & Nash
Our lawyers are pleased to announce the launch of our St. Petersburg Criminal Defense blog.
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