Which offense carries a punishment of 30 days to 6 months?

Which offense carries a punishment of 30 days to 6 months?

• A. Infraction
• B. Grand Jury
• C. True Bill
• D. Class B Misdemeanor

Answer: (D)

This question is about how penalties map to offense categories, especially jail terms for misdemeanors versus infractions or prosecutorial terms. Infractions are the least serious and usually involve a fine with no jail time. Grand jury and true bill refer to prosecutorial process (an indictment), not an offense with its own punishment. The jail term of 30 days to 6 months fits the range associated with a Class B Misdemeanor, which is designed to carry a modest jail sentence (up to six months) along with fines, distinguishing it from more serious felonies and from non-jailable infractions.

This question is about how penalties map to offense categories, especially jail terms for misdemeanors versus infractions or prosecutorial terms. Infractions are the least serious and usually involve a fine with no jail time. Grand jury and true bill refer to prosecutorial process (an indictment), not an offense with its own punishment. The jail term of 30 days to 6 months fits the range associated with a Class B Misdemeanor, which is designed to carry a modest jail sentence (up to six months) along with fines, distinguishing it from more serious felonies and from non-jailable infractions.