nope. federal and state is a jurisdiction thing mainly. you have to do it to federal property to be a federal felony. If you kill someone you don’t get persecuted in federal court. Most of the us court things are at the state level. the federal government (normally) enforces court procedures so that they are constitutional and such.
there is a fixed amount of monetary value over which destruction of property becomes a felony.
don’t ask me how i know it was $1500 in 2006 in a jurisdiction in a state i lived in.
Where you live shouldn’t matter. Because felonies are federal offenses
nope. federal and state is a jurisdiction thing mainly. you have to do it to federal property to be a federal felony. If you kill someone you don’t get persecuted in federal court. Most of the us court things are at the state level. the federal government (normally) enforces court procedures so that they are constitutional and such.