Under which of these charges could a nurse lose his or her license and be imprisoned for more than a year?

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Crimes are defined as either felonies (serious crimes resulting in imprisonment or death)or misdemeanors (less-serious offenses that are punishable by fines or imprisonment of less than one year).The legislatures of each state provide for a board of nursing that is responsible for determining and regulating nursing practice in that state,including eligibility for licensure (public law).Boards also have the authority to bring disciplinary action against a nurse for violation of rules and regulations established by the board (civil law).

Under Which of These Charges Could a Nurse Lose His