Assault Vs Felonious Assault

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Explain what the difference is between assault and felonious assault in the Ohio Revised Code. A complete answer must contain at least three differences. Both include "No person shall knowingly cause or attempt to cause physical harm to another or to another's unborn". The differences are: felonious assault "No person, with knowledge that the person has tested positive as a carrier of a virus that causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome", felonious assault also carrys with it more penalties, or the uses or attempted use to cause harm with a deadly weapon. assault is diffent than felonious assault in these ways: Recklessly causing serious physical harm to another or to another’s unborn so intent does not have to be there, it also has …show more content…
Also it might deal with them rushing to get somewhere, an not liking how slow a driver in frount, is going. I just got told Sunday at church, that a girl I know was assaulted by a man. http://www.whio.com/news/news/crime-law/eaton-road-rage-case-leads-to-arrest-of-70-year-ol/nrtLs/ The man was 70 years old and she was 17, almost 18. She does not know what made him so mad (but did say she flipped him off), but he followed her and once he could, he to assaulted her.
Why are assaults in a family home setting so dangerous for law enforcement officers? Because the law enforment officer does not know what is in the home. There have been set-ups where police get called, and once they get to the secen they're ambushed. The real danger comes from not knowing what the home has in it. Say a police officers is in our kitchen, If I wanted to hurt them I could get a knife. More than likily I'd be able to get the knife out, because they do not know where anything is kept in our home.
What situations can you think of where an amateur or professional athlete was charged with a crime, or in your opinion, should have been charged with a crime for physical contact beyond the rules of the sport? What is your opinion on spectator violence at sporting …show more content…
2903.21 Aggravated menacing, has to deal with "No person shall knowingly cause another to believe that the offender will cause serious physical harm to the person" for example saying you'll shoot someone then acting like you have a gun in your car. 2903.22 Menacing, is the same as above however to a lesser extent. 2909.06 Criminal damaging or endangering, this talks about hurting property. 2909.07 Criminal mischief, talks about: knowingly moveing, defacing, damaging, and or improperly tamper with the property of another. lastly 2917.21 (Effective Until 8/16/2016) Telecommunications harassment, this talks about harassment over the
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