Assault And Battery Lawyer In Miami

What Are The Penalties In Florida?

In Florida, assault occurs if an individual threatened harm, while battery occurs if a victim was physically harmed. Assault is the lesser offense, but may still be charged as a felony if a deadly weapon was involved.

Take a look at the charges and penalties below:

Simple assault – a second degree misdemeanor with penalties of up to 60 days in jail and
fines of up to $500
Aggravated assault – third degree felony with penalties of up to 5 years in prison and fines of $5,000
Battery – first degree misdemeanor with penalties of up to a year in jail and fines of $1,000
Aggravated battery – second degree felony with up to 15 years in prison and up to $10,000

You may be in danger of incurring serious penalties! Don’t risk your future freedom by trying to protect yourself. A skilled criminal defense attorney in Miami can help you navigate through the criminal process and defend your rights. Call me now to find out how I can help!

Accused If Harming Another Person By Threats Or Physical Violence?

I am attorney Jonathan B. Blecher, and I have been defending residents of Miami for more than 30 years. I understand that good people sometimes make mistakes and are wrongly accused of offenses that they didn’t commit! I have dedicated my practice to represent these people and help them on their way to a better future. If you have been charged with battery in Miami, we can help you fight your charges.

If you’ve been charged with assault or battery in Florida, then call my firm at 786-785-2035 for experienced representation. I have a number of qualifications that set my firm apart from other attorneys in the Miami area, including the following: