Divine Wind
Platinum Member
Agreed. She'd be lucky to just get house arrest or probation and not 5-15 years under Arizona law.I would say, if there has ever been somebody who deserves rape, it probably is Tabitha. Let's be grateful she's been identified as a violent criminal before she kills a child.
Nothing like felonious assault at 19 to fuck up your life
Arizona Assault Laws - AZ Aggravated Assault Penalties | Assault and Battery Laws
Aggravated Assault
Aggravated Assault is a felony charge
Aggravating factors that may may an assault offense an aggravated assault include:
- any assault that results in a “serious physical injury”
- causes temporary but substantial disfigurement or fracture
- an assault using a deadly weapon
- if the victim is restrained or captive
- if the perpetrator is an adult, and the victim is a child 15 years old or younger.
- is committed after entering the private home of someone
- if the victim is a police officer, prison guard, firefighter, prosecutor, teacher, or medical professional.
Second offense aggravated assault charges increase the severity to a possible prison sentence of 10-20 years.
Aggravated factors in under Arizona laws are extremely complicated. Please contact an attorney for a full understanding of the exact penalties you could be facing if found guilty of Aggravated Assault charges in Arizona.