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Criminal Mischief
Criminal Mischief occurs when a person willfully and maliciously injures or damages another person’s property.
Less than $200 in Damage
The crime of Criminal Mischief which results in less than $200 in damage is classified as a Second Degree Misdemeanor and if convicted penalties can range from:
- Up to sixty (60) days in jail.
- Up to six (6) months of probation.
- Up to $500 fine
Between $200 and $1,000 in Damage
The crime of Criminal Mischief which results in more than $200, but less than $1,000, in damage is classified as a First Degree Misdemeanor and if convicted penalties can range from:
- Up to twelve (12) months in jail.
- Up to twelve (12) months of probation.
- Up to $1,000 fine
More than $1,000 in Damage
If convicted of Criminal Mischief Causing More than $1,000, penalties can range from:
- Up to five (5) years in jail.
- Up to five (5) years of probation.
- Up to $5,000 fine
Disorderly Conduct
The crime of Disorderly Conduct is a Second Degree Misdemeanor and if convicted of Disorderly Conduct, and if convicted penalties can range from:
- Up to sixty (60) days in jail.
- Up to six (6) months of probation.
- Up to $500 fine.
Prostitution
Prostitution in Florida is legally defined as the giving or receiving of the body for sexual activity for hire.
Prostitution Related Crimes
- Owning or Operating a Building for Purposes of Prostitution
- Offering up Another Person to Engage in Prostitution
- Offering a Place for Prostitution to Occur
- Directing or Transporting a Person to a Place of Prostitution
- Offering to Engage in Prostitution
- Solicitation of Another to Commit Prostitution
- Entering or Remaining in a Place for Prostitution
- Hiring a Person Engaged in Prostitution
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