the difference between misdemeanors in the United States and South Korea

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(1)The misdemeanor that we think is
(2)(3)Begging, etc
(4)Misdemeanor means misdemeanor in the United States
(5)Roughly, it means a crime that can result in up to 25 years in prison if it is severe for a year
(6)The U.S. president could be impeached if convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor, according to Wiki. The United States Constitutional provisions that the President may be impeached and subscribed

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(1)When it comes to misdemeanors in Korea, minor violations of laws, fines, and short detention, etc
(2)Misdemeanors in the United States can be sentenced to a crime that is not a felony and can be arrested, even if it is literally light
(3)I think it’s a translation issue
(4)There’s a separate word for misdemeanor
(5)Also, felony is a felony, which is usually translated as a felon
(6)Spitting on the side of the road is an infraction, and robbing convenience stores is treated as misdemeanors in Korea
(7)But if you say that it’s a misdemeanor to rob a mart in the U.S.
(8)In the United States, even if you rob a mart, you’re on the same level as spitting!That’s what I misunderstood. But that’s not it

Penalties for felony crimes by states in the United States

Texas $2500

California $950

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