Defending Individuals Against Violent Misdemeanor Allegations
If you lost your temper and got into a fight, you may be facing serious criminal charges. Penalties for misdemeanor assault in Maryland range from heavy fines to jail time. If you have been accused of assault or domestic assault, you have a small window of opportunity to protect your rights.
It is important you call an experienced criminal defense attorney to defend you against assault and other violent misdemeanor charges. At The Law Offices of Richard B. Rosenblatt, PC, our lawyers have over 60 years of combined experience providing clients with high-quality criminal defense representation. We make sure you fully understand the prosecution’s case against you and our defense strategy so that you feel more confident that your rights and freedom are protected.
We will advocate for you with skill and compassion. Call our Rockville law office at 301-637-0402 or toll-free 866-930-0413 for a free initial consultation.
Defending Your Good Name
Our attorneys represent clients accused of the following assault crimes, including:
- Assault
- Assault and battery
- Aggravated assault
- Domestic assault
- Sexual assault
When we accept your case, we investigate the charges completely. It is not uncommon in cases like these for the police to interview witnesses whose testimony is not fully accurate. Did the police arrest the right person? Have they heard your side of the story? We review the facts of the case and challenge any evidence collected by the prosecution.
Crafting Your Personalized Defense
With so much riding on your case, our attorneys take special care to develop a strong defense on your behalf. Conviction of first or second-degree assault means serious jail time and loss of rights, including the right to own a firearm or vote.
Your future is at stake. We aim to move for dismissal or get the charges reduced. Call us today at 301-637-0402 or 866-930-0413 or contact us online to schedule a free initial consultation. We defend individuals throughout Maryland.
