Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Re: Assault with a deadly weapon-foot

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Re: Assault with a deadly weapon-foot

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Re: Assault with a deadly weapon-foot

1--one can be charged with an assault with a deadly weapon, to wit shod feet.

2--a victim need not press charges or want to in order for the authorities to prosecute; the victim just becomes a witness for the state since it was the state law which was violated.

3--how the case is resolved much depends on the attitutde and perception of the District Attorney as to who started the fight, the nature of the injuries, the pre-plea probation report [which will make a recommendation and discuss defendant's background and history (if any)] and if there is any mitigating circumstances surrounding the fight.

4--worst case=state prison for 2,3,4 years

5--best=reduction to misdemeanor for time served and probation

6--a trial which may or may not exonerate the person (your fact pattern is too brief, the police reports may not be accurate and the persons involved may have given statements at the time which could impact the case analysis)

Good luck.

Re: Assault with a deadly weapon-foot

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