Texas laws currently recognize five types of felonies and three types of misdemeanors. Every crime in the TPC is classified as one of these eight types.
Felonies
The different types of felonies are capital, first degree, second degree, third degree and state jail. The most serious offense is capital felonies.
Misdemeanors
The three types of misdemeanors are class A, B, and C. Misdemeanor sentences are serve in county jails.
Offense
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Punishment
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Capital Felony
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Execution
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First Degree Felonies
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5 to 99 years, $10,000 Fine
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Second Degree Felonies
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2 to 20 years, $10,000 Fine
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Third Degree Felonies
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2 to 10 years, $10,000 Fine
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State Jail Felonies
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180 days to 2 years, $10,000 Fine
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Class A Misdemeanors
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Up to one year, $4000 Fine
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Class B Misdemeanors
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Up to 180 days, $2000Fine
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Class C Misdemeanors
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$500 Fine
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