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Offenses range from petit larceny (a Class A misdemeanor) to grand larceny and aggravated theft cases, which may be prosecuted as felonies under New York law.

Most drug offenses in New York are classified as felonies. Lower-level charges may be misdemeanors, but possession with intent to sell or distribution carries more serious penalties.

A first DWI offense without aggravating factors is typically a misdemeanor. Repeat offenses or cases involving injury or high BAC levels may result in felony charges.

Crimes involving damage or destruction of property, including arson, can carry severe penalties. More serious offenses, such as first-degree arson, are charged as felonies.

These include assault, robbery, manslaughter, and weapons-related offenses. While some cases are misdemeanors, more serious charges may result in felony prosecution.

Financial crimes such as fraud, forgery, and money laundering fall into this category. Many of these offenses are prosecuted as felonies under New York law.

These offenses range from misdemeanors to serious felony charges, including aggravated sexual abuse or sex trafficking, depending on the circumstances.

Criminal acts involving a spouse, partner, or family member may be charged as domestic violence offenses, with penalties ranging from misdemeanors to serious felonies.
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