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Feb 13, 2025

When someone is arrested and their charge is misd comm, what does that stand for?

Hi members, I have a question: When someone is arrested and their charge is "misd comm," what does that stand for? Could you please provide a quick explanation? Thanks in advance!

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Anonymous

Feb 13, 2025

Not Legal Advice: Upon searching, we found that Misd Comm could possibly stand for Misdemeanor Commitment, classified under Class A misdemeanor.

States typically divide misdemeanors into categories such as Class A, B, C, D (or some numerical equivalent), with Class A being the most serious and Class C or D being the least serious.

In general, a misdemeanor is an offense punishable by a jail term of up to one year. Offenses that require more than a year of incarceration are usually classified as felonies. Felony charges can result in a sentence in federal prison, whereas misdemeanors usually result in sentencing to a local or county jail. However, Class A misdemeanors carry sentences that are very similar to some lesser felonies.

Since Class A misdemeanors are usually the most serious type of misdemeanor offense, they often involve the maximum penalties that can be prescribed for a misdemeanor.

Some common examples of Class A misdemeanor crimes include:

Assault resulting in bodily injury

DUI/DWI (see also Felony DUI)

Misdemeanor Domestic Violence

Burglary

Resisting arrest

Obscenity

Perjury

Possession of a controlled substance

Property theft over $1,000

Unlawful possession of a weapon

Violating a restraining order

For more information, visit LegalMatch.com.

See Common Abbreviations Used in Criminal Record Reports from Amerusa.net.

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