Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
When a murder case is over and the paper work says, "charge severity: F" and "offense degree: F" what does it mean??
Asked on 11/22/10, 3:51 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
Robert Marshall
Law Office of Robert L, Marshall
The first "F" probably means felony. Murder is always a felony.
I'm guessing the second "F" means it is first degree murder, but it's hard to be sure without knowing where you saw this.
Answered on 11/27/10, 11:27 am
Anthony Roach
Law Office of Anthony A. Roach
F stands for felony.
Answered on 11/27/10, 1:55 pm
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