Assault Legal Terms flashcards are an interactive way to learn about legal terminology related to assault. Our flashcards feature questions and answers with audio to help reinforce your understanding of key concepts.
When studying Assault Legal Terms, you will learn about the definition of assault, different types of assault, and the legal consequences of committing assault. These flashcards cover essential information that can help you navigate the complexities of assault law.
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Assault is a crime where someone intentionally threatens or causes harm to another person.
There are different types of assault, such as simple assault, aggravated assault, and sexual assault.
Assault can involve physical harm, verbal threats, or even just the intent to harm someone.
Self-defense is a common defense in assault cases, where someone argues they were protecting themselves from harm.
Assault charges can result in fines, jail time, or probation, depending on the severity of the offense.
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Assault
Intentionally Causing Someone To Feel Afraid Of Being Harmed.
Battery
Unwanted Physical Contact That Causes Harm Or Offense.
Aggravated Assault
A More Serious Form Of Attack.
Simple Assault
Causing Harm Or Fear Of Harm To Someone Without Using A Weapon.
Assault With A Deadly Weapon
Using A Dangerous Object To Hurt Someone.
Assault Causing Bodily Harm
Physically Hurting Someone On Purpose.
Assault On A Police Officer
Physically Attacking A Law Enforcement Officer.
Assault With Intent To Commit A Felony
Attempting To Harm Someone With The Intention Of Committing A Serious Crime.
Assault And Battery
Assault And Battery Are Actions That Involve Physically Hurting Or Threatening To Hurt Someone.
