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State Crimes Felony/Aggravated Assault
State Crimes Felony/Aggravated Assault | Felony or Aggravated Assault: Arizona Criminal Lawyers Serving Phoenix & Scottsdale |
"Aggravated Domestic Violence" happens when a person is convicted of a
third or subsequent misdemeanor violation of the Domestic Violence
section per A.R.S. §13-3601 within the previous five (5) years. Further, the state can charge you with felony or aggravated assault in other instances, including when the alleged victim suffered serious physical injury of if the defendant used a dangerous instrument in the attack. In addition, the state can charge you with aggravated assault when somebody is drunk behind the wheel of a car and has an accident that results in serious physical injury or substantial disfigurement. Another way to commit Aggravated Assault is if the person commits any Assault, including a misdemeanor, on a police officer, teacher, prosecutor, health care provider, or prison guard. Last, a person can commit Aggravated Assault if they are eighteen (18) years of age or older and commit any Assault (even a misdemeanor) on a child who is at the age of fifteen (15) or younger. The Vladimir Gagic Law Office has experience in handling Arizona aggravated assault cases. If the state of Arizona has charged you or someone you know with aggravated assault or a weapons crime, we can help. Contact Vladimir Gagic at his Phoenix or Scottsdale offices today. |
