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What penalty could someone face for committing a 3rd Degree Felony in Texas?

  1. 5-10 years in jail

  2. Life in prison

  3. $5,000 fine

  4. 2-10 years in jail

The correct answer is: 2-10 years in jail

Committing a 3rd Degree Felony in Texas can result in a penalty of 2-10 years in jail. This is because a 3rd Degree Felony is one of the less serious categories of felony offenses in Texas, which are punishable by imprisonment and may also include a fine. Option A, 5-10 years in jail, and option B, life in prison, are incorrect as these penalties are reserved for more severe felonies. Option C, a $5,000 fine, is also incorrect as it is a typical misdemeanor penalty and not applicable to felony offenses. Therefore, option D, 2-10 years in jail, is the correct penalty for committing a 3rd Degree Felony in Texas.

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