Have you been charged with assault offences?
We can help you.
If you have been charged with assault offences, we are criminal lawyers who can help you.
The main assault offences are Intentionally Causing Serious Injury, Recklessly Causing Serious Injury, Intentionally Causing Injury, Recklessly Causing Injury and Assault.
Please look further down the page for information about assault charges and further information about how to defend charges and also about penalties if you are pleading guilty.
It is important you get legal advice as soon as possible. We can answer your questions such as;
- How do you defend your assault charges?
- Why did no-one listen to you about what happened?
- How do I tell my story of why there was a fight?
- What would the result be if I pleaded guilty?
Assault charges
- Aggravated Assault
- Aggravated Burglary
- Assault
- Assaulting or Resisting Police
- Causing Serious Injury Intentionally in Circumstances of Gross Violence
- Causing Serious Injury Recklessly in Circumstances of Gross Violence
- Common Assault
- Common Assault (Common Law)
- Extortion with Threats to Destroy or Endanger Property
- Extortion with Threats to Kill
- Intentionally Cause Injury
- Intentionally Causing Serious Injury
- Kidnapping
- Negligently Causing Serious Injury
- Reckless Conduct Endangering Life
- Reckless Conduct Endangering Serious Injury
- Recklessly Cause Injury
- Recklessly Causing Serious Injury
- Setting Traps To Kill
- Stalking
- Threatening Injury to Prevent Arrest
- Threats to Inflict Serious Injury
- Threats To Kill
- Using of Firearms in the Commission of Offences
Latest Assault Case Studies
Bail Application – Driving Offences and Other Charges
This is a case study on a bail application for driving offences and other charges. What is alleged to have occured? Our client was a young man who failed to attend court for matters related to an alleged attempted robbery of a shop and assaults committed in a train. Some …
Multiple Driving Charges – Fine, Licence Disqualified
This is a case study involving multiple driving charges and other offences. What is alleged to have occured? Our client was charged with numerous offences ranging from drugs, weapons, assault, and multiple traffic violations. These charges predated our client’s first court appearance for a drug offending and no other offences …
DUI, Refuse Breath Test, and Other Traffic Charges
This is a case study on traffic offences, DUI, and Reckless Conduct Endangering Serious Injury that resulted in an adjourned undertaking without conviction. What is alleged to have occured? Our client was a 20-year old man who decided to drive home after drinking with friends. He was using his father’s …