Proof-of-force systems convince or coerce people in their jurisdiction to use a softer/devaluing money, by placing taxes, frictions, and other obstacles on any money that is harder than their own, or in some ca
Footnote12 In the US in 2015, yet more fines were imposed, first fines totalling USD 2.5 billion by the US Department of Justice following guilty pleas to felony charges by most of the banksFootnote13 and secondly, fines amounting to more than USD 1.8 billion by the Federal Reserve....
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Whether a person will be charged with a crime depends on the amount of the fraud. Generally speaking, food stamp fraud involving more than $100 in benefits is considered a felony. This means that a person undertaking the fraud may end up with prison time as a result. Misdemeanor charges ...
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only counties to dump the list after questioning its accuracy. Madison County's elections supervisor, Linda Howell, had a peculiarly personal reason for distrusting the central voter file: She had received a letter saying that since she had committed a felony, she would not be allowed to vote...
Grand theft or felony charges typically bring much higher penalties than petty or misdemeanor charges. Different jurisdictions may have different means of evaluating where the line is drawn between petty and grand charges; many use a specific dollar amount as a determining factor. MyLawQuestions ...
Misdemeanor or felony theft.Every state theft laws use different dollar amounts to dividemisdemeanorfromfelonycrimes. Most states penalize misdemeanor theft with possiblejailtime of up to one year, plus fines.Felony theftpenalties can mean prison time of a year or more. Checkyour state's theft l...
In California, grand theft is now larceny. The threshold for theft to be considered larceny is $400 dollars. In the state of California, larceny is a felony and can count as a third strike. I find this to be an insane law. The fact that a $401 dollar theft can lead to life in pr...