Aggravated assault is a fourth degree felony in NM, punishable by imprisonment of from one to five years. Use of a firearm in aggravated assault, is a mandatory 6-10 years.
There really is not a famous aggravated assault on a lawyer from his client. There is a case that happened in Kentucky where the client punched his attorney and gave him 2 black eyes but, the attorney would not file charges.
Yes, Vermont can extradite an individual for aggravated domestic assault if there is a valid warrant issued by California. Extradition typically requires that the charges be serious enough, and aggravated domestic assault qualifies as such. The process involves legal procedures and cooperation between the states, but if the conditions are met, extradition is likely to occur.
More information is needed. What kind of assault? Are you released on bail awaiting trial? Are you convicted and now simply have a record?
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well you are certainly looking at some decent jail time. Money talks... so make sure you got a expensive lawyer ...
Cutting someone with the intent to harm can result in criminal charges such as assault with a deadly weapon or aggravated assault, depending on the severity of the injury and the circumstances of the incident.
The time served in juvenile detention for offenses like underage driving, aggravated assault, possession, and distribution can vary significantly based on the severity of the charges, the jurisdiction, and the offender's criminal history. Generally, for serious offenses like aggravated assault, a juvenile could face several months to a few years in detention. Courts often consider rehabilitation over punishment, so some may receive alternative sentences or programs. Ultimately, a judge would determine the duration based on the specifics of the case.
It would depend on the specific circumstance, so the charges may vary.Reckless DrivingCriminal DamageEndangerment [or a similar charge]Assault [or aggravated assault]Distracted DrivingAre all potential charges that may be examined.
Yes, you can be prosecuted for aggravated assault. It is the same charge as threatening someone with a larger caliber firearm.
That person needs a Florida attorney, and not Wiki Answers.
It depends on where you are as to what the specific charge is called. In my state, it's usually called aggravated assault, but that can apply to anyone, not just felons.