Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
statue of limitations
What is the statue of limitations on aggravated assault causing bodily injury or assault causing bodily injury?
Asked on 9/07/04, 5:32 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Barrett McKinney
Law Offices of Barrett J. McKinney, P.C.
Re: statue of limitations
Assault BI is a Class a Misdemeanor and has a two year statute of limitation. There are several enhancement provisions for this statute which make it a third degree felony which would carry a three year statue of limitation.
Aggravated Assault is either a first or second degree felony depending on the offense and carries a three year statute of limitation.
It is important to remember that if an information (misdemeanor) or indictment (felony) is in place it tolls the statute of limitation while in place.
Answered on 9/08/04, 1:32 pm
Related Questions & Answers
-
Statuate of Limitions on Child Molestation? My daughter was molested by a family... Asked 9/06/04, 10:14 pm in United States Texas Criminal Law
-
Sex-laws regarding children is it legal for a 26 year old man to touch a 13 year old... Asked 9/04/04, 12:27 am in United States Texas Criminal Law
-
Assault family member I was arrested over the weekend for assault family member. I... Asked 8/30/04, 10:22 am in United States Texas Criminal Law
-
Minor in Consumption My friends and I recently got a citation for ''Minor in... Asked 8/24/04, 11:07 pm in United States Texas Criminal Law
-
Defered ajudication Hello, I served 3 and a half year probation sentence, It was my... Asked 8/23/04, 1:50 pm in United States Texas Criminal Law