Which level has jail time 180 days-2 years?

Which level has jail time 180 days-2 years?

• A. State Jail Felony
• B. Capital Felony
• C. 1st Degree Felony
• D. 2nd Degree Felony

Answer: (A)

The jail time range of 180 days to 2 years corresponds to a State Jail Felony. This level in Texas is designed to sit between less serious misdemeanors and higher-level felonies, with a specific confinement range in a state jail facility. The other options have different penalties: a Capital Felony can be life imprisonment or the death penalty; a 1st Degree Felony carries 5 to 99 years; a 2nd Degree Felony carries 2 to 20 years. So only the State Jail Felony matches 180 days to 2 years.

The jail time range of 180 days to 2 years corresponds to a State Jail Felony. This level in Texas is designed to sit between less serious misdemeanors and higher-level felonies, with a specific confinement range in a state jail facility. The other options have different penalties: a Capital Felony can be life imprisonment or the death penalty; a 1st Degree Felony carries 5 to 99 years; a 2nd Degree Felony carries 2 to 20 years. So only the State Jail Felony matches 180 days to 2 years.