The classification of graffiti as a misdemeanor or felony often depends on the extent of property damage caused. Lesser damages might result in misdemeanor charges, while significant damages could elevate the charge to a felony. This varies by jurisdiction, reflecting the seriousness of the offense based on the impact.

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Question 14

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Graffiti:

A) is always a summary offense.
B) is always a misdemeanor.
C) is always a felony.
D) may be a summary offense or a misdemeanor, depending on the amount of property damage.
E) may be a misdemeanor or felony, depending on the amount of property damage.

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