re: #231 Bagua

It’s still a felony.

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California Penal Code 192 (b) PC involuntary manslaughter is a felony. A conviction subjects you to7

formal probation,

a two, three, or four-year California State Prison sentence,

a maximum $10,000 fine, and

possible professional repercussions (if you hold a professional license).

In addition, California involuntary manslaughter law also addresses civil wrongs. If, for example, you are found liable for unlawfully causing another’s death in a civil suit (in a medical malpractice case, for example), you could face substantial additional fines.

Class E, I think.