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    Felony degrees are tiers used to categorize crimes by seriousness The higher the degree, generally, the harsher the punishment and longer potential imprisonment Variations exist by state: some use numeric degrees (First, Second, Third, etc ), while others use lettered classes (Class A, B, C)
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