If you or your loved one has been charged with battery or another assault-related offense, turn to The Law Office of Brian C. Andritch for hard-hitting representation. Due to the serious and sensitive nature of your case, we advise you against navigating through the complexities of the legal system alone. Regardless of the unique circumstances pertaining to your charges, you can be confident in our ability to handle your case. Our battery defense attorney is passionate about the pursuit of justice. We will serve as your powerful voice, tenaciously pursuing the most favorable outcome possible.
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When your rights, freedom and future are on the line, you need to hire a courtroom-tested advocate. We will fight tirelessly in order to combat your charges. We will not quit until we have explored each avenue of defense.
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Is Battery A Felony Offense?
Battery is typically charged as a misdemeanor. However, severe battery crimes, involving deadly weapons, are charged as felony offenses.
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What Penalties Will I Face?
Penalties are dependent upon the severity of the offense. You will likely face harsher penalties if you have prior convictions on your record.
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Do I Need A Lawyer?
Hiring an attorney will increase your chances of securing a favorable outcome. It would be within your best interests to secure immediate assistance.
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Common Penalties
Battery is a physical act that results in offensive or harmful contact with another person, without his or her consent. In addition, if you have made a threatening or menacing statement that caused an individual to believe that he or she was in danger of physical harm, you may be charged with battery.
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Incarceration
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Expensive Fines
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Probationary Restrictions
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Restitution for the Victim
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Criminal Record
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Loss of Certain Rights
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Possible Case Outcomes
Charges Reduced
There may be a chance that you can get your charges reduced to a misdemeanor, depending upon circumstances with what exactly happened.
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Possible Case Outcomes
Suppressed Evidence
In some instances, it can be proven that some type of violation occurred during the process of investigation, which could lead to evidence being thrown out of court.
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Possible Case Outcomes
Charges Dismissed
We work tirelessly to secure the best possible outcome, including getting your criminal charges completely dismissed, acquitted, or dropped.
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Let us help you cut through the noise. Our firm can help reduce your stress during this difficult time. Speak with our attorneys and get legal advice today.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Will I Have A Criminal Record?
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If you are found guilty and charged with battery, you will be forced to carry a criminal record. We advise you secure immediate legal assistance in order to increase your chances of a favorable case outcome.
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What Will Happen If I Am Convicted?
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A battery conviction could stay on your record for the rest of your life. If charged, you may be fined and face prison or jail time. You may also be placed on probation for a substantial amount of time. Finally, you may receive a court order to attend anger management training or counseling.
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What Is The Difference Between Assault & Battery?
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Assault and battery typically occur in conjunction with one another. Battery offenses are generally always preceded by an assault offense. Battery is conduct which produces bodily injury or offensive contact. Assault does not include physical contact. Instead, it is an attempt to instill fear into another person.
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Meet Attorney Brian C. Andritch
Former Prosecutor Defending Clients Since 2000
Attorney Brian C. Andritch provides high quality legal representation to those facing criminal charges. With over 15 years of experience, he has a comprehensive understanding of how the system works and can help you to fight aggressively to defend your rights. In addition, he spent nearly 8 years on the other side of the courtroom, meaning he has insight into the prosecutors you will be facing. He can build strategies tailor-made to give clients the strong defense they need, taking into account a prosecutor’s likely approach.
Mr. Andritch has been providing counsel on criminal cases since 2000. A Central California native, he spent several years as Fresno County’s Deputy District Attorney and now uses that knowledge and experience to the benefit of his clients. His successful track record and reputation for integrity mean he is held in high regard by Fresno’s legal community.
He is proud to work tirelessly to ensure that every client he takes on is treated with care and dedication.
Former Prosecutor Fighting For Your Freedom
Why Hire Attorney Andritch?
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Over 15 Years Defending The Accused
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Experience as a Former Prosecutor
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Available to Help You 24/7
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Over Thousands of Cases Dismissed
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Free Consultations
Our Legal Team Is There for You When You Need Us, 24/7.
Hear It from Our Clients
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“Right away I contacted Brian and BAMM! He was able to get me a referral, and I was able to continue AWOP and still have my freedom. Thanks, Brian.”
Past Client
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“r. Andritch is an honest and hardworking lawyer who has training and years of experience working with DUI's in the County of Fresno. He gave me the confidence to work with the legal process, and the security of being well represented. ”
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“ I was always kept up to date with any changes in my case. He was very honest about the possible outcomes at every step. He really eased my mind while going through the process.”
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