Therefore, the wording of the proposed amendment before us today is similar to one
of the aggravating circumstances added to the Criminal Code last year regarding fraud.
Despite recognizing that some other courts have reached a different conclusion, the Ohio Supreme Court held that jury's weighing
of aggravating circumstances against mitigating factors is not a fact - finding process, so it is not governed by Hurst, but even if it were, there was no violation because Ohio law requires the jury to unanimously agree that aggravating circumstances outweigh mitigating circumstances beyond a reasonable doubt before the trial judge can consider imposing a death sentence.
The evidentiary record contained other evidence
of aggravating circumstances relevant to the defendant's vehicle operation.
The court also granted the defendant's motion for a directed verdict on the issue
of aggravating circumstances damages.
Any finding
of aggravating circumstances pursuant to this section shall be stated on the record and upon the order of protection.
Examples
of an aggravating circumstance may include using a deadly weapon or intending to commit a serious felony (e.g., sexual assault, murder, robbery).
Not exact matches
Rather, they can lease things and can make the most
of their trips and maintain a strategic distance from disorderly and
aggravating circumstances.
In the «Affidavit
of Sean Swain» he explains the
circumstances of his arrest and the injustice
of his convictions for murder and
aggravated murder in the early 1990's, for acts which he claims were in self - defense.
create a new felony crime
of endangering the welfare
of a child, boosting the current misdemeanor penalty from one year in jail to up to seven years in jail if there are
aggravating circumstances;
«Most
of the time you're not really aware
of it, but when there are other
aggravating circumstances — if it's thicker than normal or if there's volume
of production — you become more aware
of the mucus.»
So, instead
of merely having a broad - based law against theft / fraud, and allowing the judges discretion for
aggravating / extenuating
circumstances, we create lots
of little theft / fraud laws to fit each situation, fighting the last war.
«[T] hat entering on to another's property for the purpose
of carrying away his pet is an
aggravating circumstance» which would support a claim «for intentional infliction
of emotional distress.»
In
aggravated circumstances — such as where the dog seriously injures or kills a person, or a qualified behaviorist who has personally evaluated the dog determines that the dog poses a substantial risk
of such behavior — euthanasia may be justified.
Hence, in
circumstances where property rights and conflict management institutions are ineffective or illegitimate, efforts to mitigate or adapt to climate change that change the distribution
of access to resources have the potential to create and
aggravate conflict.
Only a fatality can
aggravate the
circumstances and lead to the possibility
of adding time to the statute
of limitations.
In light
of the broad definition
of assault above, penalties for an assault conviction can vary depending on the specific
circumstances of the offence, the offender, and the complainant, or the presence
of «
aggravating» or «mitigating» factors, which result in greater and lesser penalties, respectively.
Penalties for a conviction
of criminal harassment will vary depending on the specific
circumstances of the offence, the characteristics
of the offender and the complainant and the presence
of aggravating or mitigating factors.
Not disclosing in such
circumstances means a person could be convicted
of aggravated sexual assault.
Plain vanilla sexual battery includes the
circumstances of subsection A (4)
of § 18.2 - 67.3
of Virginia's statutes and some special «statutory rape» / «position
of trust» type conduct that is outside
of the scope
of both A (4) type conduct and
aggravated sexual battery generally.
I didn't follow closely the trial you mention or the related commentary, but I wonder about the value
of other offences you note — assault or, in appropriate
circumstances,
aggravated assault — and whether these capture adequately the strangulation action.
Penalties for a conviction
of voyeurism will vary depending on the specific
circumstances of the offence, and the characteristics
of the offender and complainant, as well as the presence
of any
aggravating or mitigating factors.
There are a variety
of factors involved in homicide cases, such as mitigating or
aggravating circumstances, as well as statutory enhancements.
That her boyfriend was in prison is an
aggravating circumstance on the issue
of her sentence.
Cases in the Sentencing Quantum Service are arranged by main offence, with details
of count (s), prior record,
aggravating circumstances, imprisonment / fine and order provided.
Penalties for a conviction
of aggravated assault will vary depending on the specific
circumstances of the offence, the characteristics
of the offender and complainant and the presence
of any
aggravating or mitigating factors.
Penalties for a conviction
of assault with a weapon will vary depending on the specific
circumstances of the offence, the characteristics
of the offender and complainant and the presence
of any
aggravating or mitigating factors.
Penalties for a conviction
of domestic assault will vary depending on the specific
circumstances of the offence, the characteristics
of the offender and complainant and the presence
of any
aggravating or mitigating factors.
Ultimately,
aggravated damages depend on a case by case assessment, including the evidence, the
circumstances surrounding the termination, and the mercy
of the court.
Therefore when certain
aggravating circumstances exist the maximum prison term for certain offences is raised to at least 5 years, for example when botnets (a network
of infected computers which can be controlled remotely) are used by a criminal organization or when attacks are launched on a significant number
of information systems.
In some states, Missouri for example, a wrongful death case may permit recovery
of special damages for «
aggravating circumstances» that are unique to such cases.
The crime
of criminal sexual assault may be
aggravated if certain facts or
circumstances are present.
Application
of an administrative penalty in relation to the company depends on the nature
of a violation, the property and the financial
circumstances, as well as the respective mitigating and
aggravating circumstances.
If you are convicted
of a theft crime, your penalties will be based on your previous criminal record, the value
of the goods stolen, and whether there were any
aggravating circumstances to the crime.
In pursuing charges
of aggravated assault, the prosecution must prove that there was at least one
aggravating circumstance to elevate the offense.
I suspect that there are a number
of important interrelationships between toxic reactions to separation and the
circumstances that
aggravate those reactions, on the one hand, and, on the other, social norms which stipulate that committed relationships be monogamous or diamorous in nature, heteronormative stereotypes and certain social baggage relating to gender roles and inequality between women and men.
Consequently, while the traditional factors to be considered in determining general damages for defamation remain relevant (for instance, the plaintiff's conduct, position and standing, the nature and seriousness
of the defamatory statements, the mode and extent
of publication, the absence or refusal
of any apology or retraction, the whole conduct and motive
of the defendant from publication through judgment, and any evidence
of aggravating or mitigating
circumstances), they must be examined in light
of the internet context
of the offending conduct.
The criminal law has statutorily recognized the concept
of breach
of marital trust, in s. 718.2
of the Criminal Code
of Canada, by requiring the sentencing judge to consider an increase in sentence where, as an
aggravating circumstance, the offender abused his spouse or common - law partner when committing the offence.
Upon a showing
of good cause, the district court may grant a motion to file a late notice
of intent to seek the death penalty or
of an amended notice alleging additional
aggravating circumstances.
By way
of comparison to what I just mentioned, the proposed
aggravating factor in Bill C - 36 would recognize that the impact
of crime on a victim may be exacerbated by a combination
of the person's age, health and personal
circumstances.
The Criminal Code also lists other
aggravating factors that address some
of the
circumstances often present in cases
of elder abuse.