If you were charged with 9 felony counts?
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There's no way anyone here can give you a reliable answer based on the question you've asked.  To come up with a meaningful answer, people need to know why the person is on probation, how they have done on probation, what the person's past criminal history has been, what the nine felony counts are, the strength of the prosecution's case and the strength of any possible defenses, and probably a whole lot more.\n\nI'm not especially encouraged, however, just by the fact that this person is already on probation and they've gone off and committed more crimes.  Prison seems likely, but there's no way you're going to get anything more than plain old speculation based on the question you've asked.
713564
You could give me one of your 9 lives.
677561
You answered your own Question...the charge would be RSP=Receiving Stolen Property. Its a felony.
124280
it might be a felony i'm not sure, but if i was u i wouldn't think about doing anything wrong out there. there jail is terrible and dey bout theres. you would sit in jail your whole sentence, if u got 5-10 then u gon do 5 or 10 so if i was u i would jus chill.
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it depends on the state and the degree of the charges.
460279
doubtful, but it would depend on the area and when those offences happened
776807
well it's a felony, it depends on what the jury recommends.
981588
it depends if you had the intent to kill or not.\n\nIf you had the intent to kill, yes, you could be charged with murder.
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Depends on what country you are in and the actual nature of the crime!
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If it were anything other than an accident (speeding, under the influence, you drove into a brick wall on purpose, etc) the chances are very good that you would be charged.  The exact charges would depend on the circumstances.\n\nAre you planning something?
140777
6 arrests or 6 charges? If you have the cash on hand try something simple like public intox, drunken disorderly, public lewdness...You get the point. Don't act too drunk though otherwise they will put you in the tank for a few hours. We did something similar here and we just paid a cop friend of ours to arrest us over and over. 8 times in one day beating the previous record of 4. That and we got to slash a dudes tires in broad day light with him watching. It was great! Good luck! LOL
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it depends if the DA has decided to press charges.  If so..then yes.  If not, I am assuming this is why you were released.
177088
If you wrote them and cashed them, I believe the charge is Grand Larceny.  That's a felony.
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Could be a felony, depends on the extent of the injury.
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depends on the charges thay are holding on.\nim in law enforcement you can email me at slpriddy@gmail.com
629045
They should absolutely be charged. It should also be a felony with prison time implimented.
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Just because someone is convicted of a felony does not mean the conviction counts as a strike.  Not all felonies are strikes so ignore all the three-strike/life in prison stuff you're reading here.  \n\nIn California, only serious felonies as defined in 1192.7 PC and violent felonies as defined in 667.5 PC are considered strikes (there are some juvenile adjudications that are considered strikes, but they're basically the kiddy versions of 1192.7 and 667.5).  Lucky for crooks, that still leaves a lot of felonies that aren't considered strikes.\n\nIt's just not possible to answer your question without knowing an awful lot more than what you've provided here.  There's probably more questions about your question than there's room for here.  It isn't as if 15 felonies always equals a certain amount of years in prison...there are many, many variables that will have some bearing on the outcome and nobody here knows what the facts are surrounding what you're talking about.