how long does a criminal do for aggravated robbery
In most jurisdictions, aggravated robbery is considered a felony. In Texas, the sentence for aggravated robbery can range from five to ninety nine years in prison. The convicted person must also pay restitution to the victim.In Illinois, the range is four to fifteen years in prison with the possibility of the term being extended to thirty years.ggravated robbery means the robber was armed with a deadly weapon, had an accomplice, or actually inflicted serious bodily harm on the victim. Some states, like Illinois, include the threat of bodily harm in the definition of aggravated robbery.