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Well an aggravated charge means that you can – you run the risk of a significantly enhanced penalty. So if you’re looking at a robbery charge and there’s an aggravated robbery charge, usually that means there’s a weapon or some injury involved. And that gives the judge the power sometimes to depart upward, so you could be looking at double the sentence.
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Minneapolis criminal defense attorney Bruce Rivers explains what aggravated means in the context of Minnesota criminal law.