What is the jail time for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in Texas?
355385
if it is 2nd degree felony then it is like 2-20 if it is 1st degree then it is 5-99 or life
464679
You can go on line to the state of Texas website and it has all the information you need. You can order a complete packet from them and you will need to find a class. Most gun dealers know where they are at or a gun range usually has classes. You will need to have no criminal history to qualify. The link is below.\nGood Luck!!
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It really depends where you are and the consequences of the assault even if you were in the car while it occurred.\n\nBest case: slight punch, no wounds, no previous conviction, spur-of-the-moment kinda things. You'll get away with a probation asking you to keep the peace for a few months.\n\nWorst case: the guy beated the living daylight out of the vic, you've done this before, you planned it. All bets are off, you could get prison time.\n\nWithout the jurisdiction, I can't give a better estimate.
600054
happen to be in texas and basic knowledge its like 15 to 30 days  that be travis county texas contact county court clerk to check on that . did you get a sapena ?
160293
You have to contact the Texas State Board of Paroles and Pardons, or something like that.  Don't try the governor, all he can do is get you a small reprieve from a death sentence.  Good luck.
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Federal Laws—Hard Time for Gun Crime\n\nUnder Project Safe Neighborhoods, U.S. prosecutors are ready to bring cases involving illegal gun use to federal court. This means that if anyone is caught with an illegal gun, they probably won't be entitled to bail—instead, they'll go straight to jail. And, if that's not bad enough, if they are convicted in federal court, they can spend up to 10 years in jail. There are no second chances under this program.\n\nSo it's smart to stay away from guns if you or anyone you know is in one of the categories described below. Save yourself, your friend, or your relatives from jail time.\n\nDo You Belong to One of These Groups?\n\nIf you fit in one of these categories, you are prohibited from possessing any kind of gun or ammunition:\n\nConvicted felons (convicted at state or federal level).\n    \nPeople under indictment for a crime punishable by imprisonment for more than 1 year.\n\nFugitives from justice (interstate flight to avoid prosecution or testimony).\n\nDrug users or addicts.\n\nAliens in the United States illegally or on temporary status.\n\nPeople with mental development problems or people committed to mental institutions.\n\nPeople who have formally given up their U.S. citizenship.\n\nPeople who have been dishonorably discharged from the armed services.\n\nPeople involved in committing domestic violence.\n     \nAnyone subject to a court order (protective order) forbidding that person from stalking, harassing, or threatening an intimate partner or that partner's child.\n\nAnyone convicted of a misdemeanor crime involving violence or a threat with a deadly weapon if the convicted person was the victim's current or former spouse, live-in boyfriend or girlfriend, parent, or guardian.\n\nIf you're caught with a gun you cannot legally possess, you can face harsh penalties in federal prison with no possibility of parole. And, if you have three or more prior violent felony or serious drug offense convictions, you face a minimum of 15 years in prison without parole.
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"Assault and battery" is not an official term. There are 4 degrees of assault. See the first site below for the definitions. Depending on the degree applicable, the juvenile sentence would be anywhere from community service to 129 weeks in jail. See the second site for full details.
1125444
DUI S  SHOULD GET THE  SAME CHARGE AS SOMEONE WHOSE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON
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Here are all of Texas' statutes. You can use the Search tab to find long-arm. I hope this helps and good luck!\n\nhttp://www.capitol.state.tx.us/statutes/statutes.html
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If this does happen you will be charged with vehicular homicide and spend time in jail. The time in jail is between 10 to 20 years.
164707
Not fun...Texas is one of the harsher states in which to do time... you cannot have visits from anyone except immediate family, one phone call per month max is allowed, for most it is one call every 90 days, if calls are permitted at all, mail is heavily censored, the food is some of the worst in the nation (to the point that every few years the Federal courts step in to make them follow the law regarding food) and they have little in the way of educational or rehabilitative programs, so you're really just doing time, not improving your odds of staying out of trouble after release.\nI do not recommend serving a sentence in the lone star state.
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http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/offender_information.htm\n\nThere ya go, Darlin'.
953834
There is one exception that I am aware of and that is in Texas, where a felon can have a gun in his own home if it's been 10 years since their the crime or when he got out of jail and you haven't broken any other laws.. (I forget the exact details).
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PC273.5. (a) Any person who willfully inflicts upon a person who is his or her spouse, former spouse, cohabitant, former cohabitant, or the mother or father of his or her child, corporal injury resulting in a traumatic condition, is guilty of a felony, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by imprisonment in the state prison for two, three, or four years, or in a county jail for not more than oneyear, or by a fine of up to six thousand dollars ($6,000) or by both that fine and imprisonment. Maybe probation.
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In Texas, a class A misdemeanor is punishable up to 365 days in County Jail. Most offenders receive 2 days for 1 served,unless they are a jail trustee, then they may receive 3 for 1.
1107529
Depends on the type of assault and the judge.  Was it a felony?  You could face jail time, restitution and probation.  If it was a misdemeanor, you could still be sentenced to all of the above but on a lesser basis.  It really depends on the situation.
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The below site. Or you could contact the DOJ(Department of Justice" Or your local firearms dealer.\nhttp://www.ag.ca.gov/firearms/dwcl/dwc.htm