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Assault and Battery ChargesSimple Assault DefenseSimple assault in Georgia is defined as the attempt to cause violent harm to another. Even if the accuser isn’t injured, you may be charged if the police department believes there was an attempt at injury. Many assault cases arise from accidents or misunderstandings with no ill will. Simple assault is considered a misdemeanor charge that bears a maximum penalty of 12 months in prison and/or fines. Aggravated Assault DefenseAggravated assault occurs when someone illegally attempts and is successful in committing a violent act against another individual. Georgia constitutes aggravated assault as:
If convicted of aggravated assault, you may serve a prison sentence of 1 to 20 years. Hiring a creative and knowledgeable defense attorney can be the difference between minimal, if any, jail time or having years of your life taken away. Simple Battery DefenseGeorgia defines simple battery as using physical force to intentionally harm another individual. Simple battery is a misdemeanor offense and carries a maximum punishment of a 12 month sentence with fines. Aggravated Battery DefenseAggravated battery occurs when a person:
In Georgia, aggravated battery is a felony and carries an imprisonment sentence of 1 to 20 years. Whether you are facing simple assault or aggravated battery charges Peach State Criminal Law is the right firm for you. Our experienced team of criminal defense attorneys will find the best solution for your case. |
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Assault and Battery ChargesSimple Assault DefenseSimple assault in Georgia is defined as the attempt to cause violent harm to another. Even if the accuser isn’t injured, you may be charged if the police department believes there was an attempt at injury. Many assault cases arise from accidents or misunderstandings with no ill will. Simple assault is considered a misdemeanor charge that bears a maximum penalty of 12 months in prison and/or fines. Aggravated Assault DefenseAggravated assault occurs when someone illegally attempts and is successful in committing a violent act against another individual. Georgia constitutes aggravated assault as:
If convicted of aggravated assault, you may serve a prison sentence of 1 to 20 years. Hiring a creative and knowledgeable defense attorney can be the difference between minimal, if any, jail time or having years of your life taken away. Simple Battery DefenseGeorgia defines simple battery as using physical force to intentionally harm another individual. Simple battery is a misdemeanor offense and carries a maximum punishment of a 12 month sentence with fines. Aggravated Battery DefenseAggravated battery occurs when a person:
In Georgia, aggravated battery is a felony and carries an imprisonment sentence of 1 to 20 years. Whether you are facing simple assault or aggravated battery charges Peach State Criminal Law is the right firm for you. Our experienced team of criminal defense attorneys will find the best solution for your case. |