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: Ohio Criminal Menacing Charges | Barr, Jones & Associates LLP
Menacing
Criminal Defense
What Is Menacing In Ohio? MENACING IS the making of threats to another and causing the other person to believe that the threats are real. The degree of the charge and the penalties vary based on the type of threat made. For instance, making threats is deemed menacing, but making threats of severe bodily injury is deemed aggravated menacing. Ohio also has a menacing by stalking offense. If the threat is made to a family member, many people charged with menacing are also charged with domestic violence. THE ELEMENTS OF MENACING are in the Ohio Revised Code Section 2903.22 contains the Menacing statute. In order to commit Menacing under this law, a person must: Knowingly cause another to believe; That he/she will cause physical harm to the property or body of;