Florida Statute Title XLVII, § 921.0022 ranks the seriousness of crimes on a scale from Level 1 (least serious) to Level 2 (most serious). A charge of conspiracy to commit any of these crimes is assessed a rank that is one level below the level of the underlying crime. If the underlying crime is Level 1 or 2, the conspiracy charge will be a Misdemeanor and penalties might range from fines and restitution, probation, and time in county jail. If the underlying crime is level 3 or above, conspiracy is a Felony, and penalties could include hefty fines and prison time, depending on the circumstances.