Legal Question in Criminal Law in Illinois
charged with battery
i have court tomarrow. what are the possible consequences for battery?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: charged with battery
It depends. What kind of battery? If it is misdemeanor battery, then the maximum sentence is $2500 and 364 days in jail. But, you're not likely to receive a sentence that is this harsh for misdemeanor battery; the offer/sentence you will receive will depend on a number of variables.
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Re: charged with battery
The possible cosequences of a misdomeanor battery are up to 364 days in Cook County Jail, up to $2,500 in fines and court costs, which have become very expensive. You need a lawyer because you face jail time. If you are sentenced to jail, you are not entitled to any good time off the sentence for battery. Please call for a free consultation.
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