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Third-degree felonies are the least serious of felonies in Texas. It carries between two to 10 years of jail time and fines up to $10,000. Those convicted of a third-degree felony are eligible for parole after they’ve served a quarter of their sentence; however, this is conditional on whether a weapon was involved in the initial crime.
Second-degree felonies in Texas include crimes like bribery, attempted murder, and manslaughter. Those convicted of a second-degree felony can spend two to 20 years in jail and pay fines up to $10,000.
Felonies are the most severe crimes committed and carry the harshest punishments. Out of all types of felonies, first-degree felonies are the worst. Crimes like murder rape, arson, and aggravated kidnapping fall under this category. Punishment includes anywhere from five to 99 years in prison as well as up to a $10,000 charge.
Capital felonies include charges like murder of a police officer, firefighter, prison guard, children under a certain age, or murder for pay. The accused can face life in prison and possibly even the death penalty.
State jail felonies refer to crimes in which sentences range from 180 days to two years. Charges can include murder, rape, arson, and kidnapping.
Class B misdemeanors are a little less severe than class A crimes. This charge includes crimes like vandalism, prostitution, and minor drug possession. Penalties include a fine up to $2,000 and up to 180 days in jail.
The most severe type of misdemeanor, charges such as carrying handgun without a permit, cruelty to animals, and public lewdness fall under this category. Penalties can range from $500.00 to $4,000, up to one year of jail time, and/or community service or rehab.