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Charged with assault and battery in Michigan? Depending on the facts of the case, or the allegations, you could be facing anything from a 93-day misdemeanor to a felony punishable by years in prison. Michigan assault and battery lawyer, Aaron J.

Client was charged with possession of marijuana. This was his third offense, which can be charged as a felony so we had to proceed carefully. He finished a 30-day jail term for his second offense that we did not represent

Assault falls under the broader category of criminal activity known as “assault and battery.” This category includes simple assault, aggravated assault, domestic violence, and felonious assault. Assault can involve physically hurting someone or merely threatening to hit someone with the

Breaking and Entering is a serious felony offense that could result in years of prison time. Michigan criminal lawyer Aaron J. Boria has defended those accused of this crime. Call (734) 453-7806 today for a free consultation. Second Offense Breaking and

Our client was in Brighton waiting in line to get a coffee when another driver decided that he was going to cut the line of cars waiting to order their coffee. When he cut into the line he was flicking