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Battery, Domestic Battery and Aggravated Battery
Some of the Defenses Ledezma Law Firm have successfully utilized:
In Florida, any threat of violence through words or actions created intentionally by one person upon another in a manner that invokes a fear of being in eminent danger is defined as assault. Assault is slightly different than battery because you can be charged with assault even if the threat is not carried out or attempted. Battery occurs when another person is struck, hit, or attacked intentionally and against that person’s will. In the majority of cases we’ve seen over the years, defendants are commonly charged with both assault and battery.
- Was the assault or battery committed in the act of self-defense?
- Was the assault or battery committed in the act of self-defense of another person?
- Was the assault or battery committed in the defense of your property?
- Was the defendant given consent to make physical contact with the victim?
- Were your Constitutional rights violated?
- Does the prosecution lack sufficient evidence?
- Did law enforcement commit any procedural violations?
- Was the defendant advised of their Miranda rights?
- Was the assault committed as a result of an accident?
- What other factors could demonstrate or prove there was no criminal intent to commit harm?
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