Felony Offense

Types of Robbery Charges: Varying Felony Classes

In simple terms, robbery is when you’re accused of using violence or force to take the property of another person. The charges you may be facing...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in California

California defines assault as an attempt to commit a battery, but also as any act that will likely result in the application of physical force on anot...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Florida

In Florida, an assault is intentional threats, words or actions that cause a person to feel afraid of impending violence. (Fla. Stat. §784.011.) ...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Maine

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Hawaii

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Kansas

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Georgia

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Iowa

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Kentucky

Assault & Battery with Intent to Commit a Serious Felony in Idaho

Assault in Idaho is an attempt to cause physical injury to another person – for instance, attempting to strike someone with a hand or object, and mi...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Indiana

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Illinois

Assault with a deadly weapon in the state of Illinois can fall under several different charges depending upon circumstances and severity. For purposes...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Louisiana

Assault in Louisiana is an attempt to cause physical injury to another person—for instance, attempting to strike someone with a hand or to shoot...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Massachusetts

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Maryland

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Missouri

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Mississippi

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Minnesota

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Michigan

Assault with a deadly weapon – or felonious assault – is an assault committed with: 1) an object that can inflict serious injury; and 2) the i...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Rhode Island

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Oklahoma

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Oregon

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Ohio

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in North Dakota

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in North Carolina

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Nevada

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in New Jersey

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Montana

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Nebraska

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in New York

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in the state of New York falls can fall under several different definitions of “Assault” under New York Laws. For...

New Mexico Assault and Battery: Deadly Weapon & Other Aggravated Charges

The crime of aggravated assault, which includes assault with a deadly weapon, usually is a fourth degree felony in New Mexico. The crime of aggravated...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in New Hampshire

Assault with a deadly weapon in New Hampshire can be charged under several different criminal offenses. But in federal statistics, assault with a ...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Virginia

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Tennessee

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Texas

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Pennsylvania

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in South Carolina

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in South Dakota

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Wyoming

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Wisconsin

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Washington

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in West Virginia

In the state of West Virginia there is not a law specifically called “Assault with a Deadly Weapon.” Any assault of the kind that would ...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Utah

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Vermont

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Alabama

To understand the consequences with an assault with a deadly weapon in the state of Alabama, it is necessary to understand how Alabama as a state de...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Arizona

According to the laws in the state of Arizona (ARS 13-1204 Aggravated Assault Statutes) an assault with a deadly weapon is considered an aggravated ...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Alaska

In Alaska, an assault with a deadly weapon is considered “aggravated assault.” If convicted of an assault of any kind in Alaska, there is the po...

Facing Criminal Charges of Grand Theft in Florida

Charges of grand theft in Florida are filed when you are accused of the theft of property over $300 in value. Depending on the value of the proper...

Vehicular Homicide and Manslaughter Legal Defenses

Cases involving vehicular homicide are often very shocking and receive extensive media spotlight. An average day or a fun night out can end with...

What is Criminal Mischief & Its Common Penalties

Penalties Of Aggravated Battery For Spanking Your Child

Felony Classes: Charges and Penalties

A felony is a criminal offense for which a convicted person can be sentenced to serve one or more years in a state or federal prison, pay fines or b...

Defenses For a Criminal Mischief Charge

Types Of Criminal Mischief Property Damage

Can You Be Put In Jail For Spanking Your Child?

Impact of a Simple Assault Conviction

Charged with Police Assault: How to Plea

Facing a Simple Assault Charge: Plea Options

Felony DWI in Texas

DWI is a term that most drivers hope never to hear, because it means they have committed a serious crime and are looking at prison time, heavy fines...

What is Felony Murder?

What is the Death Penalty Appeals Process?

There are currently 35 states that allow the death penalty to be imposed for certain types of crimes. Both New Mexico and New Jersey have recently r...

I Found a Bunch of CashCan I Keep It?

What Are the Penalties of Hit and Run?

Do I Have to Let the Police in My House?

Can the Family of the Victim Witness an Execution?

Can the Cops Question My Child About a Crime?

Can Spouses be Forced to Testify Against One Another?

"My husband got into a fight with a guy at a bar and ended up punching the other guy in the face. I was there and saw the whole thing. The police ar...