Misdemeanour

/ˌmɪsdɪˈmiːnər/
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Legal Consequences

Understand that misdemeanour involves legal punishment, but it's less severe compared to felonies.

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She received community service for her misdemeanour.
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Impact on Record

A misdemeanour can still appear on a person's criminal record, affecting future opportunities.

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His job application was complicated by an old misdemeanour.
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Petty Crimes

Misdemeanours usually refer to petty crimes, such as vandalism or small thefts.

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Graffiti on the wall was considered a misdemeanour.
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