Uphold Your Rights Against An Assault And Battery Charge
In Massachusetts, the crime of assault and battery is punishable by General Laws Chapter 265, Section 13A by imprisonment for up to 2.5 years in the House of Corrections.
In order to be convicted for the crime of assault and battery, the prosecutor must prove:
- The defendant committing a touching, however slight
- That the defendant intended to engage in the touching
- That the touching was harmful or offensive
- That it was committed without justification or excuse
If you have been charged in Massachusetts with the crime of assault and battery or any other violent crime, you should immediately consult with an experienced criminal defense lawyer who can explain and protect your legal rights. Boston criminal defense attorney Lefteris K. Travayiakis has extensive experience in representing persons charged with the crime of assault and battery, is available 24/7 to discuss your case with you.
To schedule a free consultation with an assault and battery defense lawyer, contact the firm online or call 617-657-2333.
- Aggravated Assault & Battery
- Aggravated Assault & Battery with a Dangerous Weapon
- Armed Assault with Intent to Murder or Kill
- Assault & Battery on a Police Officer or Public Servant
- Assault & Battery on Elderly or Disabled Persons
- Assault & Battery with a Dangerous Weapon
- Assault By Means of A Dangerous Weapon
- Assault With Intent to Murder or Kill
- Assault with Intent to Rob (Unarmed)