In order to prove the offense of Aggravated Battery under Florida Statutes, the prosecution must be able to prove the two elements of Simple Battery, but then also prove an additional element depending on the type of aggravating circumstance (weapon or serious bodily injury). Therefore, Battery or … [Read more...] about How Do Okaloosa County Prosecutors Prove Aggravated Battery?
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What Is The Difference In The Penalty For Simple Battery and Domestic Violence Battery in Okaloosa County?
In Okaloosa County, Florida, Simple Battery is an first degree misdemeanor and all first degree misdemeanors are punishable by up to 1 year in jail or a combination of 1 year jail and/or probation. If you are charged with “Domestic Violence” Battery, Florida Statutes also require a minimum of 1 … [Read more...] about What Is The Difference In The Penalty For Simple Battery and Domestic Violence Battery in Okaloosa County?
How Does Misdemeanor Battery Become Felony Battery In Okaloosa County?
If you have a prior conviction of any type of misdemeanor battery or felony Battery related offense in Florida, a subsequent battery offense in Okaloosa County may be charged as Felony Battery. However, your attorney may be able to challenge the prior conviction in court and get the charges … [Read more...] about How Does Misdemeanor Battery Become Felony Battery In Okaloosa County?
What Is The Potential Penalty For The Charge Of Aggravated Battery In Okaloosa County, Florida?
Aggravated Battery is a second degree felony, and the penalty is up to 15 years in prison. If you've been charged with this crime, a skilled criminal defense attorney is a must. Give me a call at (850) 362-6655 for a free consultation, and let's find out what can be done about your arrest for … [Read more...] about What Is The Potential Penalty For The Charge Of Aggravated Battery In Okaloosa County, Florida?