ASSAULT BLOG
Aggravated assault in Texas is defined under the Texas Penal Code as an assault that causes serious bodily injury to another person or involves the use of a deadly weapon. Unlike simple assault, aggravated assault is treated as a more severe crime due to the level of harm or the potential for significant harm.
The penalties for aggravated assault in Texas are severe and can include:
Facing aggravated assault charges without a lawyer can be overwhelming. Legal expertise is crucial for:
Robert Barrera Arellano is a seasoned criminal defense attorney with extensive experience in handling aggravated assault cases in San Antonio. His professional background and dedication to defending his clients have earned him a reputation for excellence.
Robert employs various defense strategies tailored to each case:
Understanding the legal process can help alleviate some stress:
There are several myths surrounding aggravated assault:
Robert can identify and utilize several defenses:
Robert’s approach to legal defense is personalized and client-focused:
If you need further assistance, several resources are available:
Aggravated assault charges are serious, but with the right legal representation, you can navigate the complexities of the legal system. Robert Barrera Arellano is dedicated to defending your rights and achieving the best possible outcome. Don’t face these charges alone; contact Robert today for expert legal assistance.
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Simple assault typically involves less severe injuries or threats, while aggravated assault involves serious harm or a deadly weapon.
A skilled attorney will help gather evidence, question witnesses, and defend against false accusations.
Penalties vary from fines and jail time to longer prison sentences, depending on the assault charge’s severity.
You can claim self-defense in certain situations if you reasonably believed that you were in imminent danger.
The timeline can vary, but most assault cases take several months to resolve, depending on the complexity of the case.
From our office in San Antonio, Texas, we serve clients throughout Atascosa County, Frio County, Wilson County, Karnes County, and Bexar County, including but not limited to Pearsall, San Antonio, Floresville, Jourdanton, Karnes City, Dilley, Moore, Bigfoot, North Pearsall, Hilltop, Pleasanton, Poteet, Leming, Christine, Charlotte, La Vernia, Sutherland Springs, Stockdale, Poth, Saspamco, Kenedy, Runge, and Falls City.