Assault Penalties For Disabled

Summary

Assault and battery against disabled individuals in georgia can lead to enhanced penalties. Simple assault may result in up to 12 months in jail, while aggravated assault can lead to 1 to 20 years in prison, with increased penalties if the victim is disabled. If the victim is both physically and mentally disabled, penalties can be even more severe. Consider consulting a local attorney for specific legal advice.

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What if fhe victim is physically and mentally disabled?
In Georgia, if the victim is both physically and mentally disabled, the penalties for assault and battery can be even more severe. Key points include:
- Simple Assault/Battery: Enhanced misdemeanor penalties.
- Aggravated Assault/Battery: Felony, with potential prison terms increased significantly due to the victim's disabilities.
Could you specify if the assault involved any weapons or resulted in serious injuries?