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Aggravated Assault

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  1. SCOV Law

    Not Inconsistent

    By Elizabeth Kruska

    A full basket.State v. Diaz, 2025 VT 58This week’s case is sort of interesting. It’s really about two things: first, whether a judgment of acquittal should have been granted (SCOV…

  2. Philadelphia Criminal Defense Blog

    PA Superior Court: Aggravated Assault (F1) and Aggravated Assault (F2) Do Not Merge

    By Zak Goldstein

    Philadelphia Criminal Defense Lawyer Zak T. Goldstein, Esquire The Pennsylvania Superior Court has decided the case of Commonwealth v. Vializ-Rios, again holding that aggravated assault as a felony of the…

  3. Legal Profession Blog

    Florida Men

    By Michael Frisch

    From the May 2024 Florida Bar discipline summariesLee Neil Feinberg, 934 N. University Dr., #140, Coral Springs, public reprimand effective immediately following an April 18 court order. (Admitted to practice: 1992) In November…

  4. Philadelphia Criminal Defense Blog

    Not Guilty: Attorney Goldstein Obtains Acquittal in Aggravated Assault of Child Case

    By Zak Goldstein

    Philadelphia Criminal Defense Attorney Zak T. Goldstein, Esquire Philadelphia criminal defense attorney Zak T. Goldstein, Esquire, recently won a full acquittal in an aggravated assault of a child case. In…

  5. Philadelphia Criminal Defense Blog

    PA Superior Court: Concussion May Be Serious Bodily Injury Under Aggravated Assault Statute

    By Zak Goldstein

    Criminal Defense Lawyer Zak T. Goldstein, Esquire The Superior Court has decided the case of Commonwealth v. Santiago, holding that a concussion alone may meet the definition of serious bodily…

  6. Legal Profession Blog

    Darke County

    By Michael Frisch

    The Dayton Daily News reported on a recent interim suspension by the Ohio Supreme CourtA Darke County attorney accused of striking a man with her car before she told him,…

  7. Morristown New Jersey Criminal Law Post

    How Severe are Charges for Pointing a FirearmĀ in NJ?

    By Travis Tormey

    Even if no one actually gets hurt, pointing a firearm at another person can land you in serious criminal trouble in New Jersey. Perhaps it was by accident or maybe…

  8. Legal Profession Blog

    Former Judge Resigns After Sentencing As Defendant In His Former Courtroom

    By Michael Frisch

    The Idaho Supreme Court had accepted the resignation pending charges of an attorney and former judge who pled guilty to a count of felony assault in the third degree with…

  9. Morristown New Jersey Criminal Law Post

    Degrees and Penalties for Aggravated Assault in New Jersey

    By Travis Tormey

    In New Jersey, there are laws against violent altercations that become physical enough to rise to the level of “assault.” Anyone who is charged and ultimately convicted of Aggravated Assault…

  10. Legal Profession Blog

    License Surrender Accepted

    By Michael Frisch

    The Georgia Supreme Court accepted the license surrender of an attorneyIn his petition, Zeh, who has been a member of the Georgia Bar since 2001, admits that on August 16,…