Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
Scoresheet
I was told the sentence for aggrvated battery with a deadly weapon (knife) 2nd degree felony is depended upon the person's scoresheet...What is that and how is that listed (example please)?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Scoresheet
I cant give an example but aggravated battery whether no other charges scores 21 months in prison at the low end and 15 years at the high end.
Re: Scoresheet
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All of your prior convinctions are given a point value and the current crime is taken into consideration too. From the total point score, your possible sentence is computed.
Scott R. Jay, Esq.
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