Burglary (28-507) classification is which?

Burglary (28-507) classification is which?

• A. Class 1 Felony
• B. Class 2 Misdemeanor
• C. Class 2A Felony
• D. Class 3 Misdemeanor

Answer: (C)

Burglary under this statute carries felony status, not a misdemeanor. The specific label given to burglary in 28-507 is Class 2A felony, which places it in an intermediate level of seriousness—more severe than a misdemeanor, but not the highest tier of felonies. This classification helps set the expected penalties and sentencing framework for the offense. While there can be aggravating factors that raise penalties, the base designation in the statute is Class 2A Felony, making that the correct classification.

Burglary under this statute carries felony status, not a misdemeanor. The specific label given to burglary in 28-507 is Class 2A felony, which places it in an intermediate level of seriousness—more severe than a misdemeanor, but not the highest tier of felonies. This classification helps set the expected penalties and sentencing framework for the offense. While there can be aggravating factors that raise penalties, the base designation in the statute is Class 2A Felony, making that the correct classification.