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A prosecutor can't add any more charges than you have committed.You may have commited more crimes than simple assualt whilst commiting the crime, eg affray(basically assault in a public place)

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How much time will a juvenile get for simple assault and 2 possession charge?

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What would be the charge for an adult who assaults a minor?

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Can a simple burglary charge drop to a misdomeanor?

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What is a simple assault charge and punishment for a minor in Mississippi?

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