The comnbined cost of all the offered programs was $1263, covering warranties from the end of the factory warranty (1 year)for the next 4 years. The total cost we incurred doing actaul repairs from the end of year one to the end of year 5 was........$104!!! None of the items broke as to be unrepairable.
Your DUI conviction, or refusal to consent to a chemical test is considered a misdemeanor in Florida unless: 1  This is your third DUI within ten years (classified as a third degree felony). 2  This is your fourth, fifth, sixth, or more DUI regardless of when they occurred (classified as a third degree felony).
Second Degree Misdemeanors. Second degree misdemeanors are less serious, but still carry potential jail time and a fine, punishable by up to 6 months in jail, and a $500 fine. The major difference between felonies and misdemeanors is the potential jail time. Misdemeanor: An offense with a potential outcome of 1 year or less of incarceration in a jail. Felony: An offense that can result in a prison sentence of over a year. However, there is an opportunity to get these charges expunged or sealed with proper legal representation, depending on the circumstances. The judge may also decide a different penalty other than the maximum under Florida state law.