¯ First-degree felony: Three to 11 years, $20,000.
¯ Second-degree felony: Two to eight years, $15,000.
¯ Third-degree felony: One to three years, $10,000.
¯ Third-degree felony involving an act of sex or violence: One to five years, $10,000.
¯ Fourth-degree felony: Six to 18 months, $5,000.
¯ Fifth-degree felony: Six months to one year, $2,500.
Source: Washington
County Common Pleas Court.
Twenty defendants were indicted this week by the Washington County Grand Jury on some 32 counts.
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