When an alleged assault involves a dangerous weapon, the charges a person faces become much more serious, and the maximum sentence a defendant could face is greatly enhanced. While many assault charges can result in misdemeanor conviction and under a year behind bars, felonious assault in Muskegon can lead to felony conviction and much more severe punishment, which is why it is so critical to begin working with a Muskegon defense attorney as soon as you are investigated for or accused of such a serious offense. Grabel & Associates knows what it takes to protect Muskegon’s accused after serious felony assault accusations, and our lawyers are available 24/7 to begin working with you or your loved one, no matter what the specifics of your case.
With over a decade of experience working in the Michigan criminal defense system, our team has the skill needed to obtain the best possible results in felonious assault and assault with a deadly weapon cases. Contact our Muskegon violent crimes defense team now and find out more about our proven approach to criminal defense and how our team can help you in your unique situation. We are dedicated to fighting with you as police and prosecutors attempt to build a case against you, and will do everything we can to protect your rights and defend your freedom.
You need an aggressive defense lawyer to guide you through your battle for justice, and Grabel & Associates is recognized as a powerful force in Muskegon assault defense cases. Contact our firm now to begin fighting felony conviction and serious criminal penalties.
According to Michigan assault legislation, any person who assaults another person with a gun, revolver, pistol, knife, club, iron bar/crow bar, brass knuckles, or any other dangerous weapon is guilty of felonious assault. Because the wording near the end of this law is so vague, really anything used in offensive contact against another person can be deemed to be a dangerous weapon, and felonious assault charges are a risk in many assault and battery cases.
Additionally, if a felonious assault offense takes place in a school zone, which are required to be free of all weapons by Michigan law, additional penalties can result. If injury, great bodily harm, or murder occurs in connection with the assault, penalties can be severely enhanced as well. Even intent to injury, maim, or murder can substantially increase the maximum penalties possible in a felonious assault case.
If you have been wrongly accused of assault with a dangerous weapon in Muskegon, contact Grabel & Associates now. We are always available to begin helping you in your legal battle.
If you are convicted of felonious assault, also referred to as assault with a dangerous weapon, you could face a felony record, up to 4 years in prison, and a fine of as much as $2,000. If the offense takes place in a weapon-free school zone, you can also face up to 150 hours of community service, and up to $6,000 in fines. Weapons-free school zones include school busses, fields, or other property used by an educational institution offering any level of schooling K-12.
Anyone with past offenses on record or other aggravating circumstances can face additional criminal penalties, and no matter what the specifics of your case, it is essential to contact an experienced attorney as soon as possible. We are always available to fight with you and for you as you battle back against felony conviction.
Anyone facing a serious criminal allegation will need to work with an experienced defense attorney early on in the criminal process, as assault and battery cases can be very time sensitive. You need a lawyer to cross examine alleged eye witnesses and expose any holes in the prosecution’s case so that you are fully protected against wrongful conviction and excessively harsh penalties.
Our client testimonials demonstrate just how much our attorneys care about individual results, and we are committed to always being available for you as you fight for your freedom throughout the criminal justice process. Contact a member of our qualified team now and benefit from years of experience working in Muskegon courts and statewide.
Our attorneys are recognized as powerful legal advocates for Michigan’s wrongly accused both inside and outside the courtroom, and we are available 24/7 to start working with you in your felonious assault case. Call 1-800-342-7896 or contact our firm online now for a free initial case consultation.