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Sentencing for second degree felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in Florida?

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My husband is being charged with second degree felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon? He has no priors. What would be the minimum sentencing and the maximum in the state of Florida. The victim would testify of what happen.

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Lloyd Golburgh ·
He is looking at 15 years in state prison; however, a downward departure motions should be filed with the court. This is a matter that should be handled by a competent criminal defense lawyer.
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