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Assault
According to Texas law, the charge commonly known as "assault and battery" is actually simply known as assault. Under the common definition, there is a distinction between assault and battery in that assault is merely intentional threats of violence, while battery is the actual infliction of violence upon a victim; in Texas' definition of the crime, however, the two terms are combined.
Being charged with assault is a serious matter. In addition to charges ranging from Class C misdemeanors to second-degree felonies, you could also be facing a civil lawsuit from your alleged victim for any damages they incurred. With so much on the line, it is crucial that you seek a competent attorney to fight the charges placed against you. With over 40 years experience, Abe Factor is uniquely qualified to navigate the courts and ensure you the best possible defense. Take back control of your life and call to schedule your free consultation today.
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