Most felony assault cases in Rhode Island resolve within about 6 to 18 months from arrest to disposition. Cases that go to trial can take longer, especially [...]
Not necessarily. Sentencing depends on the facts, your prior record, the injury level, and any aggravating factors. First-time offenders sometimes receive probation, a suspended sentence, or a [...]
Strangulation is its own felony under RIGL 11-5-2.3, defined as intentionally impeding another person's breathing or circulation by applying pressure to the throat or neck, or by [...]
Assault with a dangerous weapon under RIGL 11-5-2 carries up to 20 years in prison and a fine up to $10,000. If a firearm was used, Rhode [...]
Serious bodily injury is injury that creates a substantial risk of death, causes long-term loss or impairment of a body part, or results in permanent disfigurement. Broken [...]
Yes, a felony assault charge in Rhode Island is serious enough that having a lawyer is important. The exposure includes years in prison and a permanent felony [...]
