Title: Ohio Criminal Menacing Charges | Barr, Jones & Associates LLP
Headings: Menacing
Menacing
Criminal Defense
What Is Menacing In Ohio?
Penalties For Committing A Menacing Related Offense

Content: **It is considered Felonious This kind of case By Stalking if the offender: has a prior this kind of conviction; threatens physical harm to the victim; trespasses; victimizes a minor; has a history of violence towards the victim; possesses a deadly weapon; violates a protection order; or actually causes harm to the victim. Penalties For Committing A Menacing Related Offense
Classification
Max Jail Term
Fine
Menacing
4th Degree Misdemeanor
30 Days
$250
Aggravated Menacing
1st Degree Misdemeanor
6 Months
$1,000
Menacing By Stalking
1st Degree Misdemeanor
6 Months
$1,000
Felony Menacing By Stalking
4th Degree Felony
6-18 Months
$5,000
*With this case, or Committing this case By Stalking, if the victim is an employee of a public children services agency or a private child placing agency the degree of the offense and the penalties will be enhanced.