Sentences with phrase «fifth degree»

In New York, if you steal property or services valued at $ 1000 or less, then it's considered petit larceny, or fifth degree criminal possession of stolen property.

While marijuana arrests have dropped significantly since the mayor took office, 86 percent of the people arrested for marijuana possession in the fifth degree during 2017 were people of color; 48 percent were black and 38 percent were Hispanic.

CRIMINAL POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY, CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION & MORE Jackie McCoy, age 24, residing in Spring Valley, NY, was arrested on March 28, 2013 for petit larceny, criminal possession of stolen property in the fifth degree, criminal impersonation in the second degree, assault in the third degree (bench warrant - FOA), criminal contempt in the second degree -LSB-...]

In another indictment, he was charged with two counts of defrauding the government, a felony; two counts of official misconduct, a misdemeanor; and conspiracy in the fifth degree, a misdemeanor.

Gantt is charged with four counts of Tampering with Physical Evidence, four counts of Falsifying Business Records in the First Degree and one count of Conspiracy in the Fifth Degree.

Goddard's Law makes it a fifth degree felony to knowingly cause serious physical harm to a companion animal, which is defined as activities involving a substantial risk of death, a partial or permanent incapacity, long - term pain, or deprivation of food, water and shelter.

Under current law for owners and caretakers other than dog rescues, and boarding and training dog kennel owners and employees, the knowing torture, torment, needless mutilation or maiming, cruel beating, poisoning, needless killing or other act of cruelty to a companion animal, is a misdemeanor of the first degree on the first offense and a felony of the fifth degree for each subsequent offense.

Under Goddard's Law if the companion animal dies as a result of such abuse, the crime would be a felony of the fifth degree on the first offense.

If the animal dies, however, the crime would be a felony of the fifth degree.

Under the House of Representatives» version a prosecutor could charge the kennel operator or employee under the similar law that applies to all owners; the penalty is a misdemeanor of the first degree on a first offense and a felony of the fifth degree for subsequent offenses.

Under the version signed into law, there is no such choice; this crime by a kennel owner, manager or employee is a felony in the fifth degree.

These crimes would be a felony in the fifth degree.

Fifth degree can result in five years in prison and $ 10,000 in fines.