Sometimes police and prosecutors know you didn’t intend to commit a crime as serious as murder, but still pursue enhanced charges under laws covering assault with intent to commit bodily harm less than murder in Kalamazoo. While there are already serious penalties possible for cases involving assault causing aggravated injury or assault with a dangerous weapon, assault GBH is even more serious, and can lead to extremely harsh enhanced penalties and a lasting felony record. If you or your loved one has been accused of an assault offense and are facing a misdemeanor or felony charge of any kind, Grabel & Associates is here to help. We know what it takes to get great results in even the most complex cases, and we are always available to start providing our top-level assault defense services in Kalamazoo to anyone seeking a legal advocate after assault investigation or criminal charges. Call our toll free hotline now for a free legal consultation. We will advise you on what you need to do now, and what steps you need to take in order to fight assault with intent to commit great bodily harm charges.
When you work with a defense lawyer like Scott Grabel, you can be sure that everything will be done to defend your best interests, no matter what the specifics of your case, and no matter what stage of the defense process you are currently working through. Along with the rest of our talented defense attorneys, Scott Grabel has worked in some of the toughest criminal cases statewide and assisted clients in getting results that match up with their case goals and unique needs. Our Kalamazoo attorneys truly care about our clients and about the results we get for clients in assault and violent crime cases. As a result, our firm has become recognized as a leader in defense statewide.
For over 15 years, our firm has worked to deliver exceptional case outcomes for those accused of assault, aggravated assault, assault with intent, and other serious criminal offenses. Let us begin working with you or your loved one now and start fighting for justice with a difference-making attorney who knows what it takes.
Section 750.84 covers assaults paired with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder, sometimes referred to as “Assault GBH.” According to this section, any person who assaults a person by strangulation or suffocation, or who otherwise assaults a person with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder, will face felony conviction. Great bodily harm is not clearly defined, but falls somewhere in between aggravated assault and murder, and could be defined as impairment of a bodily function, maiming, or otherwise permanently harming another person. The definition is largely left to the court’s discretion and interpretations of past cases, but working with an experienced attorney can help you better understand what specific charges you may be facing, as well as what you need to do in order to protect yourself from conviction.
Anyone who is convicted of assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder can face a felony conviction, along with a sentence including up to 10 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Obviously, along with any felony conviction, potentially life changing effects can result. A felony record will limit your ability to travel, work, study, and do other things you may depend on. Work with our defense team now and let us guide you through what you can do to protect against assault conviction and the serious penalties that will be on the line.
At Grabel & Associates, our attorneys care about our clients and are dedicated to doing whatever it takes to get you or your loved one an exceptional result, no matter how much time and energy that may take. We know that you deserve premier defense, and our lawyers have committed their careers to helping clients pursue their best interests in even the most complex criminal cases. Contact us now by phone or online for a free initial case consultation, and let us begin defending you as you work through the unique details involved in your case.
To learn more about what you can do to defend your freedom, call our toll free hotline at 1-800-342-7896 now or contact our law firm online. We are ready to begin protecting you immediately.