aggravated
31aggravated assault — noun Assault with disregard for the value of life, or with a deadly weapon …
32aggravated assault — severe attack, assault with evil intent, serious attack …
33aggravated arson — The burning or blowing up of property when the actor foresees or anticipates the presence of persons at site, or in such close proximity thereto, so that their lives might be endangered by the act. State v. Bonfanti, 254 La. 877, 227 So.2d 916,… …
34aggravated arson — The burning or blowing up of property when the actor foresees or anticipates the presence of persons at site, or in such close proximity thereto, so that their lives might be endangered by the act. State v. Bonfanti, 254 La. 877, 227 So.2d 916,… …
35aggravated arson — The intentional damaging by an explosive substance, or setting fire to any structure, watercraft, or movable, wherein it is foreseeable that human life may be endangered. State v Murphy, 214 La 600, 38 So 2d 254 …
36aggravated assault — An offense variously defined in state statutes, sometimes referring to an assault with intent to commit murder, assault with intent to commit rape, assault with intent to commit robbery etc., at other times referring to a degree of the specific… …
37aggravated damages — See aggravation of damages …
38aggravated larceny — The offense in particular forms defined by statute, such as larceny from the person, larceny from a dwelling house, larceny from a railroad car, larceny of Federal property, larceny of commodity supplied by a public utility, etc. 32 Am J1st Larc… …
39aggravated rape — The offense of rape under circumstances which render the offense more heinous, such as tender age of the victim or a blood relationship between the accused and the victim. State v Daniels, 169 Ohio St 87, 8 Ohio 56, 157 NE2d 736, 76 ALR2d 468 …
40aggravated larceny — noun : larceny attended with aggravating circumstances (as when the theft is from the person) …
