Category: Assault

Is Assault and Battery Different From Assault Charges?

The use of the terms assault and battery and assault in criminal matters can confuse many people. You might hear both terms used together or...

“I Was Just Defending Myself!” Assault vs. Self-Defense in Texas

Self-defense is one of the most common defense strategies in cases involving assault and other violent crimes. George Zimmerman used it when he faced charges...

What to Expect After Getting a Texas Assault Charge

Being charged with assault in Texas can be stressful and concerning. You may feel various emotions, from fear and anxiety to confusion and uncertainty about...

How a Defense Strategy Can Change When a TX Assault is Aggravated

Assault is considered a violent crime, but the severity of what someone is charged with depends on the circumstances surrounding an incident. Generally speaking, there...

Intoxication Assault vs. Involuntary Manslaughter: A Fine Line in TX

Alcohol is an inebriant and, unfortunately, it can lead to lapses of character and judgment. It is not uncommon for someone to involuntarily commit a...

Deadly Conduct: The “Other” Assault Charge in Texas

If you have been charged with Deadly Conduct charges in the Fort Worth, Texas or surrounding cities in Tarrant County, Texas, you need to know...

Charged with Intoxication Assault in Texas? Here are Your Next Steps

Texas law takes DWI very seriously. Thousands of Americans die each year at the hands of a driver who was intoxicated while they were behind...

Why Battery Is Actually Charged as Assault in Texas

Assault and battery charges are a very serious matter in Texas. Although lesser degrees of assault still carry consequences such as fines and a criminal...

Three Things You Need to Do Right After Being Arrested for Aggravated Assault in Texas

If you’ve been arrested or/and charged with aggravated assault in Texas, it is extremely important that you take very specific actions to protect yourself. Here...