How much jail time will you get for aggravated robbery in Texas?

Answer 1

Aggravated Robbery is a First Degree Felony (Texas Penal Code 29.03).

First Degree Felonies have a penalty range from 5 - 99 years, or life, and an optional fine not to exceed 10,000 dollars.

Answer 2

A minimum of 2 years imprisonment and not more than 20, plus a fine of up to $10,000 may be imposed, assuming the assaulted person is not a family member who received serious bodily injury, or a public servant, security guard, or witness/informant in which case it would be a first degree felony punishable by no less than 5 years or more than 99 years plus a possible fine up to $10,000.

Answer 3

If it is a Class A misdemeanor a fine up to $4,000 and up to a year in jail. But if it is an assault on a peace office or security officer it could get you up to two years in jail and a fine up to $10,000.

Answer 4

It could be a long time it would be 20 years and a BIG FINE OF $10,000 bucks. Now I record do NOT go to jail because it is not fun and boring and has a good life!

Answer 5

The penalty is two to ten years in prison plus a possible fine up to $10,000.

Answer 6

My brother was sentenced for 10 years for agg. armed robbery. This was his first offence and has served day for day, he gets out January 2010, serving day for day in Texas

Answer 7

THREE counts of assault with a weapon - sounds like a felony offense to me. Certainly MORE than a year in prison.

Answer 8

The amount of jail time given for aggravated assault and family violence in Texas is possibly up to one year in jail. A fine of 4000 dollars will be added also.