AboutDhandapani Saravanan Expertise Arbitration, Conciliation, Mediation, Civil Laws, Constitional Rights, Labour and Service, Rent Control Laws, Torts, Accidents Claims, Workmen Compensation, Consumer Disputes, Domain Name Disputes.
Experience I have experience of 15 years in the High Court of Judicature at Madras.
Organizations Chairman
Council for National and International Commercial Arbitration (CNICA)
CNICA Mediation Center
Publications Advantage of Institutional Arbitration, reported in Recent Arbitration Judgements (RAJ)
Book on Supreme of Court of India on Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
Education/Credentials Bachelor Degree in Law
Trained Mediator in Work Place Conflicts (USA)
Trained Mediator by Tamilnadu Mediation and Conciliation Center
Awards and Honors Acting as Arbitrator in many disputes
Past/Present clients Oil and Natural Gas Corporation
Cairn Energy India Pvt. Ltd.,
SS Music, etc.,
Question What does it mean when someone has a Class A Misdemeanor?
Answer Thanks for your clarification. I am an attorney from India. I am not familiar with US Laws, however, hope I can clarify the basics.
Felony is punishable by imprisonment in state prison whereas a misdemeanor carries a maximum punishment of a short term sentence to a jail or house of correction and/or a fine. In some jurisdictions there are also petty misdemeanors. In addition, criminal codes in certain states classify felonies and misdemeanors into classes (e.g.class A,B etc., with the corresponding punishment or sentencing categories.
However, I am not in a position to say exactly Class A misdemeanor and what it is.
Regards
D.Sarvanan
Chennai, India
arbitratorsaravanan@gamil.com
