Just for info:
Indiana Felony Sentences Effective July 1, 2014
Indiana passed a new crime bill that changes felony sentences for crimes committed after June 30, 2014. If you are charged with a felony offense, it is important to retain an attorney who understands the changes to Indiana’s sentencing laws. The new provisions for felony sentencing affect executed time, whether a conviction is eligible for misdemeanor treatment, and expungement. Charges based on an
offense date prior to July 1, 2014 will not be affected by the new sentencing law.
Indiana Felony Sentences for Crimes Committed After June 30, 2014 [TABLE="width: 500"]
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[TD] Level 1 Felony:[/TD]
[TD] Range: 20 to 40 years with an advisory sentence of 30 years[/TD]
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[TD] Level 2 Felony:[/TD]
[TD] Range: 10 to 30 years with an advisory sentence of 17 1/2 years[/TD]
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[TD] Level 3 Felony:[/TD]
[TD] Range: 3 to 16 years with an advisory sentence of 9 years[/TD]
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[TD] Level 4 Felony:[/TD]
[TD] Range: 2 to 12 years with an advisory sentence of 6 years[/TD]
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[TD] Level 5 Felony:
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[TD] Range: 1 to 6 years with an advisory sentence of 3 years[/TD]
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Level 6 Felony:
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Range: 6 months to 2 1/2 years with an advisory sentence of 1 year
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Level 6 Felony Convictions are Eligible for Misdemeanor Treatment
A Level 6 felony in Indiana can be reduced to a Class A misdemeanor in three ways: 1) at a sentencing hearing by a judge; 2) pursuant to a Plea Agreement; or 3) three years after a person completes his or her sentence by filing a petition with the court. Eligible offenses include theft, operating while intoxicated, drug possession, and maintaining a common nuisance. An experienced criminal attorney can review your case and determine the best strategy for keeping a felony off your record.
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