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Depends on how you want to enter the country (tourist, business)? Also from which country? For most visas you will have problems. If you enter on a tourist visa, you will be detained and questioned and probably deported.
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∙ 11y agoI beilieve you can enter the us on a common assult charge.you have to make a appointment so your visa is approved.
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∙ 10y agoYes, I have a caution for common assault, as this was my only ever offence, the visa application was accepted.
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Will you go to prison for common assault?
It will be assumed that by the term "common assault" you are referring to what is known as "simple assault" which is an assault upon another person using nothing but hands or fists. . . in other words NO weapons of ANY kind at all.If this assumption is correct, (in the US) such a charge USUALLY amounts to a misdemeanor offense (i.e.: a maximum sentence of not more than one year in jail).No information is given about the age and/or past criminal history of the perpetrator so it is not possible to make any assumptions about a possible sentence which might be imposed.
Is indecent assault an indictable offense in the UK?
Indecent assault is indeed an indictable offense in the United Kingdom. Indictable offenses in the UK are equivalent to a felony charge in the US.
Can you enter US with a resisting arrest charge?
can you get into the us from canada with an old resist arrest on record
Can you buy a gun in Ohio with a past OVI and misdemeanor assault charge?
Will depend on convictions, not charges. If the assault was a conviction of a charge of violence against a domestic partner, you may not buy or possess a firearm anywhere in the US. Period. This is covered under Federal law, not state.
What is the charge for hitting a US soldier?
It is the same as hitting a police officer. Assault on a government official with a minimum of five years in prison.
What is a Misdemeanor charge?
Crimes in Common Law countries were divided into felonies and demeanors. In the olden days, a felony was a capital offence, they executed felons. These days, a felony is a "major" crime, and a misdemeanor is a "minor" crime. In Australia, Canada, Ireland and England, they have abolished the terms "felonly" and "misdemeanor" and now say "summary offence" and "indictable offence". For US Federal crimes, misdemeanors attract a maximum penalty of 12 months jail, but sometimes the punishment can be probation, community service or jail on the week-ends. Most US states follow this system.
Why did the US enter the Vietnam Conflict?
The common answer was to end the spread of Communism into Southeast Asia.
Does an assault charge prevent an Australian citizen from travelling to Bali?
No it won't stop your entry into Bali.The only visa requirement is $25 US if it is a trip of under 30 days.
The price of Assault on Black Reach?
The Assault on Black Reach Box set us $90 in the US site, and £56.50 in the UK.
When and why did Harry S. Truman enter world war 2?
When he became President in April 1945, he was then in charge of all US forces.
What is the classification of charge on assault with injury?
That depends upon the state or jurisdiction. The classification of crimes is left to the states in the US. It could be a felony and have a classification. It could be a misdemeanor as well, all depends on the laws.
should citizens in US be banned to have assault weapons?
should citizens in usa be banned to have assault weapons
