Aggravated battery definition

Aggravated battery means inflicting an injury to another person constituting bodily harm and is inflicted with a weapon.
Aggravated battery means a battery in which the offender intentionallyor knowingly caused great bodily harm, permanent disability, or permanent disfigurement; used a deadly weapon; or victimized a person the offender knew or should have known was pregnant. S. 784.045, F.S.
Aggravated battery means a battery in which the offender intentionallyor knowinglycaused great bodily harm, permanent dis ability, or permanent disfigurement; used a deadly weapon; or victimized a person the offend er knew or should have known was pregnant. S. 784.045, F.S.

Examples of Aggravated battery in a sentence

  • Aggravated battery - A battery where the attacker intentionally or knowingly causes more serious injury, such as: great bodily harm, permanent disability, or permanent disfigurement; uses a deadly weapon; or, where the attacker knew or should have known the victim was pregnant.

Related to Aggravated battery

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  • Decay means that any portion of the kernel is decomposed.