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How do misdemeanors differ from felonies? A. Misdemeanors involve breaking civil laws, whereas felonies involve breaking criminal laws. B. Felonies involve breaking civil laws, whereas misdemeanors involve
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How do misdemeanors differ from felonies?

A. Misdemeanors involve breaking civil laws, whereas felonies involve breaking criminal laws.
B. Felonies involve breaking civil laws, whereas misdemeanors involve breaking criminal laws.
C. Felonies are less serious crimes than misdemeanors.
D. Misdemeanors are less serious crimes than felonies.

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The answer is D because misdemeanors can get you up to a year in jail but felonies are much longer
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