What is the difference between assault and battery in the state of Louisiana criminal codes? Carl Barkemeyer has the answers for you.
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Carl Barkemeyer is a criminal defense attorney in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He discusses the difference between the criminal charges of assault and battery in Louisiana. Criminal assault and battery are completely different offenses. Assault involves the attempt to commit a battery or making someone feel like they will receive a battery. On the other hand, a battery is the actual touching someone else with force without their consent. There are many statutes regarding the different assault and battery charges. Louisiana assault and battery charges can be misdemeanors and felonies, depending on the charge. The difference between assault and battery comes down to the specific alleged facts usually given by the witnesses and/or video. If you need a lawyer for an assault or battery arrest in Baton Rouge or elsewhere in Louisiana, give us a call. Our criminal defense attorneys have handled hundreds of assault and battery cases.
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