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List of county jails in kentucky. Information Directory Kentucky Prisons and Jails. How many state prisons are in kentucky. Arrest Records By County – Kentucky (KY) Adair  Allen  Ballard  Barren  Bell  Boone  Bourbon  Boyd  Boyle  Breckinridge  Bullitt  Butler  Calloway  Campbell  Carroll  Carter  Casey  Christian  Clark  Clay  Crittenden  Daviess  Fayette  Franklin  Fulton  Grant  Graves  Grayson  Greenup  … Read more

The possible penalties according to sentencing guidelines in Kansas for severity level seven felonies are: 11 – 34 months in jail $100,000 fine Probation for 36 or 24 months Restitution to the victim Level five felonies can result in the following: 31 – 136 months in jail $300,000 fine Probation for 36 or 24 months … Read more

For a Class A misdemeanor, a penalty of up to one year in prison and a fine of $ 5,000 can be imposed, and for a Level 3 criminal offense, a penalty of imprisonment for a term of three to sixteen years and an advisory term of nine years is provided. Arrest Records By County … Read more

Under Illinois law, however, assault and battery are completely separate criminal offenses. Whereas battery requires physical contact of a harmful or provoking nature, assault can happen based on mere words or conduct. Arrest Records By County – Illinois (IL) Champaign  Cook  DuPage  Lake  McHenry  Peoria  Richland  Winnebago  Nationwide Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut … Read more

Assault is graded as a misdemeanor in Idaho and is punishable by up to 3 months of incarceration and a $1000 fine. Battery is the crime of actually touching, striking, or causing harm to another person (I.C. § 18-903). The kinds of acts that can constitute battery are wide ranging. Arrest Records By County – … Read more

What is penalty for assault in Iowa? If no other law applies, Iowa law considers an assault to be a simple misdemeanor, punishable by up to 30 days in jail and a fine of $65 to $625. Arrest Records By County – Iowa (IA) Cerro Gordo  Clinton  Dallas  Dubuque  Hardin  Johnson  Linn  Marshall  Polk  Scott  … Read more

In Florida, assault and battery offenses are classified as misdemeanors. An assault crime is considered a 2nd-degree misdemeanor that carries a maximum sentence of 60 days of jail and a fine of up to $500. Simple battery is a first-degree misdemeanor and it can result in 1 year of jail and a fine of up … Read more