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Subject Second Degree Assault

Date Thu Nov 20 2008 14:47
Author Maury D. Beaulier
A second degree assault under Minnesota Statutes 609.222 carries with it maximum penalties of up to seven years in prision and a $20,000 fine. The presumptive sentence, depending on prior record, could certainly years. If he is tried as an adult and convicted as an adult, he would serve time in an adult facility.


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