偷盗 $40 - $750 就是：third-degree felony，惩罚如下：最多可判入狱5年，罚款 5000. According to the Florida Statutes, the maximum sentence for a third-degree felony conviction is five years in prison. The judge can also give you a $5,000 fine and put you on probation for five years. This is true even if you are facing a third-degree felony in Florida first offense. Thieves now will face a third-degree felony if they steal between $40 and $750. That's down from $100 to $750, according to the Legislature. The law creates new offenses, including a third-degree felony for stealing $750 or more of property.Apr 9, 2024
According to the Florida Statutes, the maximum sentence for a third-degree felony conviction is five years in prison. The judge can also give you a $5,000 fine and put you on probation for five years. This is true even if you are facing a third-degree felony in Florida first offense.
Thieves now will face a third-degree felony if they steal between $40 and $750. That's down from $100 to $750, according to the Legislature. The law creates new offenses, including a third-degree felony for stealing $750 or more of property.Apr 9, 2024