Aggravated Assault Essay
Crime is defined as “a violation of a law in which there is injury to the public or a member of the public and a term in jail or prison, and/or a fine as possible penalty.”
Aggravated assault is the prohibited attack by one individual attacking another for the sole purpose of inflicting severe or serious bodily injury. If the attacked happens to use a weapon or if the bodily injury that was inflicted requires hospitalization results, the UCR/NIBRS is more than likely to count the attack as aggravated assault. The criminal charge of aggravated assault can be punished by approximately one to twenty years in prison, depending on the requirements of each states sentencing statue and/or sentencing guidelines. For example, in 2014, a 31-year-old …show more content…
Some individuals are known as arsonists. Arsonists are adrenaline junkies and find a thrill in setting fires. Other people are delinquents only looking for the satisfaction of destruction. Pyromaniacs are individuals who have psychological issues that play a factor in their fire setting hobby. Arson is split up into stages of brutality. In certain circumstances, and in certain states, arson may only amount to a misdemeanor. Although felony charges are a possibility. Arson charges may lead to a lengthy prison sentence, fines that range from a few thousand dollars to $50,000 dollars, there may also be restitution to be paid back to the people that lost their property’s, and probation is also a likely outcome depending on the harshness of the damage. For example, A California man was arrested on arson charges for sparking a wildfire that exploded. It destroyed more than 175 homes, businesses, and other structures in the town. Lake County Sheriff, Brian Martin said Damin Anthony Pashilk, age 40, was arrested on seventeen counts of arson and is in jail. California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection director Ken Pimlott said the blaze in the town of lower lakes has caused $10 million in damages and left dozens of families homeless. Mr. Pashilk will seek prosecution to the fullest
Aggravated assault is the prohibited attack by one individual attacking another for the sole purpose of inflicting severe or serious bodily injury. If the attacked happens to use a weapon or if the bodily injury that was inflicted requires hospitalization results, the UCR/NIBRS is more than likely to count the attack as aggravated assault. The criminal charge of aggravated assault can be punished by approximately one to twenty years in prison, depending on the requirements of each states sentencing statue and/or sentencing guidelines. For example, in 2014, a 31-year-old …show more content…
Some individuals are known as arsonists. Arsonists are adrenaline junkies and find a thrill in setting fires. Other people are delinquents only looking for the satisfaction of destruction. Pyromaniacs are individuals who have psychological issues that play a factor in their fire setting hobby. Arson is split up into stages of brutality. In certain circumstances, and in certain states, arson may only amount to a misdemeanor. Although felony charges are a possibility. Arson charges may lead to a lengthy prison sentence, fines that range from a few thousand dollars to $50,000 dollars, there may also be restitution to be paid back to the people that lost their property’s, and probation is also a likely outcome depending on the harshness of the damage. For example, A California man was arrested on arson charges for sparking a wildfire that exploded. It destroyed more than 175 homes, businesses, and other structures in the town. Lake County Sheriff, Brian Martin said Damin Anthony Pashilk, age 40, was arrested on seventeen counts of arson and is in jail. California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection director Ken Pimlott said the blaze in the town of lower lakes has caused $10 million in damages and left dozens of families homeless. Mr. Pashilk will seek prosecution to the fullest