Former Ohio State Football Star’s Shocking Arrest Could Lead to Years Behind Bars—What Really Happened?
Barton, who is facing charges of aggravated vehicular manslaughter, is now facing serious prison time. He is likely looking at a possible prison sentence of at least a couple of months, if convicted.
“Vehicular homicide is a first-degree misdemeanor when the defendant was driving negligently. If convicted, you face a potential sentence of anywhere from 15 days (the mandatory minimum) to six months in jail. In addition, there is a mandatory suspension of your driver’s license from one to five years,” Columbus criminal attorney shared.
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