All U.S. states establish their own laws relating to crimes of any sort. Therefore it is not possible to impart a specific answer to the question. There are also different classifications of such, simple assault in where the person is not physically injured or realtively minor. Assault with a weapon is always amore serious crime with maximum sentencing imposed
Sentence time would be imposed according to the current statutes directly related to the crime committed and perhapsother contributing factors. For example, whether or not the alledged perpetrator has a previous criminal record.
According to Section 21 - 653 of the Oklahoma Administrative Code (OAC), Assault with the intent to kill, is a felony punishable by the following:Imprisonment in a State Penitentiary of no more than 5 years; orImprisonment in a County Jail of no more than 1 year; orA fine of no more than $500; and/orA fine of no more than $500 and Imprisonment in a State Penitentiary of no more than 5 years or Imprisonment in a County Jail of no more than 1 year.
It depends on the circumstances, did you start the fight, or were you the victim, what injuries were sustained, were weapons used? In the UK the possible charges would be affray, common assault, aggravated assault, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, grievous bodily harm, grievous bodily harm with intent. The maximum sentence would be five years for an assault-related conviction
What kind of assault -assault with intent to commit murder, assualt with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder? Also if one has prior felony conviction - felon in possession of firearm as added charge or habitual criminal (life-no parole!) At worst case on assault -10-20yrs - or2-10 on lesser assault. These are just generalizations - each jurisdiction has different standards
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The amount of prison time a person can get if they are convicted of aggravated assault on a child will vary. It will depend on the age of the child the severity of the assault and where the crime was committed. The minimum incarceration period is between 20 and 25 years.
Assault is a Class C Misdemeanor and can receive up to 30 days jail time, or up to two years probation and/or a fine of up to $1,500. Aggravated Assault can be Class A Misdemeanor (up to a year) or a Class 4 Felony (up to 3 year with extension up to 6) depending upon circumstances.
Depending if you stab, murder, gas, kick or punch. If you murder, you will suffer for the REST OF YOUR LIFE in PRISON. Other things are negotiable, depending on location/nationality/strictness of police force/previous convictions.
Simple is when you only beat them up a little bit like a slap or two or grabbing their shirt. Aggravated is when the person clearly wanted to really hurt them and are much more aggressive and violent like a savage beating
In North Carolina, it is a misdemeanor for assault with a deadly weapon by cutting. But, if you try and kill them, it's a felony.
Aggravated assault is described as follow in the Canadian criminal code: Every one commits an aggravated assault who wounds, maims, disfigures or endanger the life of the complainant. If found guilty, you risk up to a maximum of 14 years of prison (section 268 Criminal code)
5 years in prison. (This is pretty accurate as I work as a Lawyer) *Well with that much they could also charge you with intent to sell, which would lead to more.
If a person simply says that he or she is going to harm someone, but does not act in a way that shows intent to carry out the threat, it is not assault. For example, if someone says he or she is going to kill you, but doesn't act in a threatening manner, it may not be considered assault. However, if the person says he or she is going to kill you and pulls out a knife, the act may be considered assault. In an assault and battery case, the state must prove intent-meaning the person accused of the offense must have wanted to physically strike or contact the other person, not that the person wanted to cause harm. If a person acts in a reckless or negligent manner, the prosecution could claim that this showed intent. However, if physical contact is accidental, the act may not be considered assault and battery. For simple assault battery, a person may be charged with a misdemeanor offense. The penalties for simple assault and battery may include up to one year in jail. However, if a person assaults another individual because of his or her color, race, or religion, it may be considered a "hate crime," which is a felony offense. As a felony offense, a person convicted of a hate crime could be sentenced to a mandatory minimum of 30 days of incarceration. Assault and battery cases are rarely cut and dry. If two people were fighting, the person who is arrested for assault and battery is typically the one who did not report it to the police first. A skilled Virginia Public defenders may argue that you were acting in self defense in this case...in any case don't plea rather to it to trial..normal you get the best deal few minute before trial start