Infraction

/ɪnˈfrækʃn/
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Severity Scale

Infraction typically refers to less serious offenses compared to crimes or misdemeanors.

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Parking on the sidewalk resulted in an infraction, not a criminal charge.
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Common Contexts

Infractions are often used in contexts like traffic violations, school rules, or sports.

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Running a red light is a common traffic infraction.
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Legal Consequences

Infractions can lead to fines or penalties, but typically don't result in jail time.

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She received a fine for a noise infraction during the city's quiet hours.
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