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Assault, Felony Assault, and “Dangerous Offense” Laws and Sentencing
Law Office of James Novak

A person will face “Dangerous Offense” Aggravated Assault charges if a deadly weapon is displayed or used in a crime. An assault charge may be brought as a Misdemeanor or Felony (Aggravated). A person may be guilty of misdemeanor assault if they put someone in fear of bodily harm, touch someone with the intent of…

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