Battery Charges

Battery

Client: Robert J.

Charge: Battery – cause bodily harm – domestic violence.

Disposition: Charges dropped.

Aggravated Battery

Client: V.J.

Charge: Charged with Aggravated Battery with serious bodily injury, a first-degree felony, V.J. could have received thirty (30) years in prison, if convicted.

Disposition: The state “nolle prossed” the case on the first day of trial. Our client is now eligible to have his record expunged.

Battery (Domestic)

Client: Aron V.

Charge: Battery (Domestic)

Disposition: Insufficient evidence exists to prove charge.

Battery and Robbery

Client: G.S.

Charge: Charged with Battery and Robbery, our client, a 63-year old successful businessman, faced a 30-year prison sentence and a $10,000 fine.

Disposition: The State reduced the charges to a single count of simple misdemeanor battery.

Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer

Client: S.C.

Charge: Facing two counts – Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer and Resisting Arrest with Violence – S.C. could have received a sentence of five (5) years in prison on each count.

Disposition: The Battery LEO was reduced to misdemeanor battery wherein the Court withheld adjudication of guilt, placed the client on one (1) year probation and dismissed the charge of Resisting Arrest with Violence.

Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer

Client: S.C.

Charge: Charged with Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer and Resisting Arrest with Violence, S.C. faced a prison sentence of five (5) years on each count.

Disposition: The Battery LEO charge was reduced to a misdemeanor wherein the Court withheld adjudication and placed the client on one (1) year probation and dismissed the charge of Resisting Arrest with Violence.

Domestic Battery w/Deadly Weapon

Client: Charles S.

Charge: Domestic Battery w/Deadly Weapon

Disposition: Charges dropped.

Domestic Violence Battery

Client: E.B.

Charge: Charged with Domestic Violence Battery, our client faced up to one (1) year in the county jail, if convicted.

Disposition: Case dismissed

Domestic Violence Battery

Client: P. McP.

Charge: Arrested on a charge of Domestic Violence Battery, this former client faced one (1) year incarceration in the county jail.

Disposition: Case dismissed.

Felony Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer and Resisting With Violence

Client: V.G

Charge: The Defendant was charged with one count of felony Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer and one count of Resisting Arrest with Violence. Each charge is punishable by up to five (5) years in prison and a $5,000.00 fine.

Disposition: The charges were reduced to one (1) misdemeanor charge of Battery. The Defendant received a Withheld Adjudication and one (1) year probation. The other charge was dropped by the State Attorney’s Office.

Trespassing, Battery on Law Enforcement Office

Client: A.S.

Charge: Originally charged with:

1) Battery on Law Enforcement Officer
2) Battery Law Enforcement Officer
3) Arresting Arrest W/Violence

3rd degree felonies punishable by up to 5 years in prison and $5,000.00 fines related to each count, and

4) Trespassing
5) Disorderly Conduct

Misdemeanors punishable by county jail time and/or fines

Disposition: Plea to Disorderly Conduct, Withheld Adjudications “without a conviction”
and 1 day probation