Jacksonville Child Abuse Case: Child Abuse Arrest Leads to Murder Charges

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A Jacksonville, Florida Child Abuse Case resulted in the Duval County State Attorney’s Office filing charges for Second-degree Murder. Jacksonville resident, Chaddrick Banks, was arrested for Aggravated Child Abuse. On October 12, 2009, the Jacksonville State Attorney’s Office filed charges for aggravated child abuse and second degree murder due to the the fact that the one-year-old child died as a result of her injuries. On October 15, 2009, Banks pled not guilty to the offense.

If you have been arrested for Child Abuse in Jacksonville, Florida, contact Jacksonville Child Abuse Lawyer, at (904) 685-1200. Child Abuse is a serious charge that requires a strong defense.

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