Legal Question in Criminal Law in Ohio
What makes a crime aggravated?
Asked on 5/06/14, 10:04 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
John Sauter
Cloppert, Latanick, Sauter & Washburn
Generally speaking, the use of a deadly weapon (or instrument that appears to be a deadly weapon) makes a crime aggravated. For example, aggravated robbery is a more-serious form of robbery because the individual who is alleged to have committed the act is also alleged to have committed the act while using a deadly weapon.
Answered on 5/07/14, 8:27 am
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