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What happens if you assault someone and are found guilty in a court of law?
If you assault someone and are found guilty in a court of law, you may face consequences such as fines, probation, community service, or imprisonment, depending on the severity of the assault and the laws in your jurisdiction.
What are the consequences of being found guilty of armed robbery in NC?
what are the cosequences for being found guilty of armed robbery in united kingdom
What was the first hurdle Cheryl Cole encountered?
Being found guilty of assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
How much time do you get for aggravated assault while on parole?
Probation is a sentence for being found (or pleading) guilty. The length of the sentence is up to the judge.
If someone is found guilty for assault then goes to an appeal and is found not guilty what are your options?
If you are the defendant: you go free.
What are the consequences of being found guilty of stealing?
Monetary fine, jail or prison sentence, lifelong criminal record - etc.
What punishment happens when you plead guilty to common assault?
It depends on the circumstances and locallegislation.
Where do you find information about domestic assault in Tennessee?
The basics of what constitutes domestic assault, consequences, rights of assault survivor and so forth, can be found at www.smyrnapolice.net
What is the opposite of being found not guilty?
being found guilty
Can you get section 8 if im guilty for assault?
Each housing authority has its own rules regarding tenant selection. If the assault is a misdemeanor you probably will be allowed.
What are the consequences of sexual harrassment and sexual assault?
Usually prision stupid.
Can a parolee be charged with violation of parole for a simple assault without being arrested or convicted of simple assault?
Yes. Parole is nothing more than being released from jail/prison for good behavior after being found GUILTY. YOU ARE STILL SERVING A SENTENCE! It is your conduct and your actions which are subject to the provisions of your release. You need not be officially criminally charged in order to be 'violated.'
