Which of the following is the correct example of crimes classified from most severe to least severe, from left to right?

Hi :) Your answer is Felony, Misdemeanor, Inchoate Offenses. Just took a test and got it correct.

The correct answer is the following: The correct classification of crimes that goes from most severe to least severe is felonies, misdemeanor and inchoate offenses. A felony is tipically defined as a crime punishable only by imprisonment of one year or more. Misdemeanors on the other hand, are offenses punishable by fines or by an imprisonment in jail of less than a year long. Lastly, an inchoate offense is an incomplete crime, most of the times being defined as an attempt to commit an offense or crime.

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