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Second Degree Kidnapping
New York Penial Law states, “S 135.20…A person is guilty of kidnapping in the second degree when he abducts another person.”(kidnapping, n.d.) Second-degree kidnapping is a class B felony. With a second-degree kidnapping charge a person is looking at a minimum sentence of five years or more. Those charged with second-degree kidnapping can be fined $10,000 dollars or more. Those who are released after serving their time for kidnapping could have probation afterwards for several years. Kidnapping is a serious criminal offense. People who are even investigated for kidnapping even if they are never charged, can still suffer from social judgement. If a person is charged with kidnapping it will likely hurt their chances of employment in the future.
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