New Jersey Defense Lawyers Defending Against Assault and Battery Charges
The category of assault and battery crimes varies widely, as do the consequences of convictions. Some such charges result in jail or prison time, while others rarely do. Determining where you stand after being charged with a crime of assault and/or battery can be confusing.
At the Law Office of Sara Sencer McArdle, LLC, our attorneys have the answers to your criminal defense questions.
If you have been charged with a crime involving assault and battery, contact our office to arrange a free initial consultation. If circumstances prevent you from visiting our office, our lawyers can come to you.
Varying Degrees
Contrary to popular belief, assault does not necessarily mean hitting someone. It is defined as making someone fear imminent battery. Battery is actually striking someone. From there, categories of assault and battery are broken down into different offenses including:
- Simple assault
- Aggravated assault
- Assault with a deadly weapon
- Domestic Violence
A History of Successful Defense in Assault and Battery Cases
Our Morris County Lawyers practice throughout the state of New Jersey and have achieved success in many assault and battery cases, often having charges dismissed or greatly reduced. Our knowledge and experience can help you avoid a criminal conviction and reduce the impact a conviction may have on your life.
Don’t face the criminal justice system without an experienced Morris County Attorney from the Law Office of Sara McArdle by your side. Contact us at (973) 366-5244 to speak with our experienced lawyers today.