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Best Answer: A misdemeanor is a criminal violation with a maximum penalty of a year in jail. Most traffic misdemeanors range between 30 and 90 days. A civil infraction is non criminal meaning that you can receive a fine, but no jail time. Cost of driving without a license varies from court to court and state to state.
A person who commits battery is guilty of a first-degree misdemeanor. So the difference between assault and battery is that if the person who is threatening to punch another person actually strikes the person, it is now battery and not assault. Aggravated battery according to Florida Statute: 784.045 is when a person commits battery and uses a deadly weapon. So in our scenario we have been using, if the person who points a gun at another actually fires and injures the victim, it is aggravated battery (not assault or aggravated assault).