Misdemeanors of the second degree can have very serious penalties. The below offenses are punishable as follows (unless noted otherwise):
Jail: 0 days to 60 days, Fine $0 - $500, Probation: 0 days to 6 months

• All City / Municipal Ordinance Violations (unless designated otherwise)
• All County Ordinance Violations (unless designated otherwise)
• Assault
• Altered registration license plate
• Altered validation sticker
• Attach registration license plate not assigned
• Attach validation sticker not assigned
• Criminal mischief (Damages up to $200)
• Culpable negligence (Exposing to injury)
• Disorderly conduct
• Disorderly intoxication
• Driving while license suspended / revoked (1st offense)
• Driving without a valid license
• Driving while license revoked as Habitual Traffic Offender (1st offense)
• Expired registration more than 6 months (2nd offense)
• Failure to obey police officer
• Failure to sign summons / citation
• False report to a law enforcement officer
• Gambling
• Leaving the scene of accident/crash
• Loitering or prowling
• Obscene / harassing phone calls
• Prostitution (1st offense)
• Selling alcoholic beverage to person under 21 years of age
• Possession of alcoholic beverage under 21 years of age
• Theft (1st offense and value of property taken less than $100)
• Trespass (without notice or warning)
• Unauthorized use / possession of driver's license / I.D.
• Unlawful use of temporary tag
• Validation sticker not assigned

If you are charged with a 2nd degree misdemeanor in Florida please consult with a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. For offenses not listed above, please ask our attorney what the minimum and maximum penalties are.

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