Sale/ lease of MV/IS device is which offense?

• A. Class B Misdemeanor
• B. Class C Misdemeanor
• C. Felony
• D. Class A Misdemeanor

Answer: (D)

The question tests how certain acts related to motor vehicle safety devices are classified for penalties. In this context, selling or leasing a device used with motor vehicles (MV/IS device) is treated as a serious regulatory offense. Elevating it to a Class A Misdemeanor reflects the higher risk to public safety and the stronger intent to deter those who would profit from enabling improper use or circumvention of safety requirements. Class A Misdemeanor carries the most severe penalties for misdemeanors (up to 1 year in jail and up to $4,000 fine), which fits a conduct that could undermine essential safety measures. A Class B or Class C Misdemeanor would understate the seriousness, and a felony would require more severe circumstances or harm than this standalone act.