A first-degree felony (F1) is the gravest felony grade below murder, with a maximum sentence of up to 20 years in prison. Sentencing considers the guidelines and your prior criminal record. Because an F1 charge can also affect your career, gun rights, and family, a clear defense strategy from the start makes a real difference.
What is a first-degree felony (F1) in Pennsylvania?
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