Aggravated

An aggravated offence or count is worse or more serious than a basic offence. The maximum penalty is harsher.

There are many circumstances that may make an offence aggravated. For example, committing a robbery with a weapon will make the offence aggravated as it is more serious than committing a robbery without a weapon.

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