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Misdemeanor convictions (i.e. less than a year of incarceration) may be served in a jail. Felony terms are served in prisons. I am not very familiar with this
by logfromblammo 9y ago
Misdemeanor convictions (i.e. less than a year of incarceration) may be served in a jail. Felony terms are served in prisons.
I am not very familiar with this, and it probably varies by state.
- dragonwriter 9y ago> Misdemeanor convictions (i.e. less than a year of incarceration) may be served in a jail. Felony terms are served in prisons. That's a common but not universal rule; California, for instance, sends felons whose crime is not a violent or serious felony, or one that requires sex offender registration, to county jails.