Frisco TX Assault Lawyer
Have You Been Accused of Assault? We’ll Protect Your Rights.
Did you know you can be charged with assault even though no one regardless of whether a victim was actually physically harmed during the incident?
The prosecution in an assault case is required to prove one of the following:
- The defendant intentionally, recklessly, or knowingly caused bodily injury to the victim.
- The defendant knowingly or intentionally threatened the victim with bodily injury.
- The defendant caused physical contact with a victim when the defendant was aware that the victim would regard that contact to be offense or provocative.
Aggravated Assault
In Texas, some serious offenses can be considered aggravated assault. Aggravated assault involves the presence of a deadly weapon at the scene of the crime or an assault that caused serious bodily injury. Aggravated assault charges can result in harsher penalties if the defendant is convicted.
How I Can Defend You
When I meet with potential clients, I always sit down with them, for whatever amount of time is necessary, to discuss his or her case. You can learn about your options during your free consultation. I promise to give you my full attention as we discuss any concerns that you have about your case and explain the possible consequences and how a conviction could affect your future.
Common defenses for assault include:
- Unintentional injury
- Lack of knowledge of the crime
- Self-defense
- Defense of another
- Insanity
- Age
- Involuntary intoxication
- Lack of evidence
- No offense occurred
I may be able to use one of these defenses in your case or may be able to develop a different argument based on the specific situation. I want to be of the utmost help to you and will do everything I can to facilitate a satisfactory result in your case. Call the Law Office of Wesley W. Desmond, PLLC to set up a free case consultation today.