Articles Posted in Assault & Battery

Probation is a second chance, but violating it can have severe consequences. Here’s what you need to know about probation violations in California and how KN Law Firm can defend you.

Self-defense is one of the most commonly misunderstood legal concepts in California criminal law. Many people assume that if they acted to protect themselves, they cannot be arrested or prosecuted. Unfortunately, that is not always true. Yes, you can go to jail for self-defense in California—if law enforcement or prosecutors believe your actions went beyond…

Domestic battery and simple battery may sound similar, but California law treats them very differently. Learn how the charges and penalties compare.

Simple assault in California does not require physical contact but can still lead to jail time and fines. Learn the penalties and defense options.

Assault with a deadly weapon charges under California Penal Code 245 carry severe penalties. Learn your defense options and how KN Law Firm can help protect your future.

Aggravated assault under California Penal Code 245 is a serious felony that can lead to prison time and strike consequences. Understanding how the law works, possible defenses, and what prosecutors must prove is critical if you are facing charges.

Assault and battery are two of the most common — and most misunderstood — criminal charges in California. Knowing the difference between the two and how to defend yourself can make all the difference in protecting your freedom.