Three Degrees of Aggravated Assault
Aggravated assault is a serious crime in New Jersey. If you are convicted of aggravated assault, then you may face penalties or jail time. The crime of aggravated assault is handled with New Jersey’s Aggravated Assault Law (N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1). This law divides aggravated assault into three degrees of severity.
Penalties for Aggravated Assault Crime in New Jersey
The penalties for aggravated assault depend up on the type of aggravated assault committed.
Second Degree Penalties
Third Degree Penalties
Fourth Degree Penalties
Aggravated Assault After a Domestic Dispute
Have you been charged with aggravated assault following a domestic dispute? A charge arising at home often runs alongside a restraining order, and each case can affect the other. Joel Silberman defends both. Call 201-420-1913 for a consultation.
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