JONATHAN BURGE

Attorney at Law

A felony is a crime punishable by over one year in jail.  In Hawaii, there are three classes of felonies: (1) Class A - up to 20 years in jail; (2) Class B - up to 10 years in jail; and (3) Class C - up to five years in jail.  Special crimes, like murder, calls for life in prison

These are the more serious crimes, with serious potential jail.  It is extremely important to speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney if you have been told you are a suspect of this type of crime.

COMMON FELONIES

• Murder and Manslaughter

• Negligent Homicide

• Sexual Assault

• Robbery

• Using a Firearm in the Commission of a Crime

• Kidnapping

• Burglary

• Bribery

• Terroristic Threatening 1

• Felony Assault (1 & 2)

• Negligent Injury

• Unauthorized Control of Propelled Vehicle (UCPV)

• Unauthorized Entry Into a Motor Vehicle (UEMV)

• Felony Theft

• Place to Keep

• Promoting Gambling

• Promoting Prostitution

• Forgery

• Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card

• Drug Offenses

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