Battery Charges Can Put Your Freedom at Risk
A battery allegation in North Carolina can have serious legal and personal consequences, even when a situation escalates unexpectedly. Our North Carolina Assault Attorneys provide strong, focused defense from the very beginning, carefully reviewing the facts and evidence in your case. As experienced North Carolina Criminal Defense Attorneys at Martine Law, we help you understand the charge, explain your legal options, and build a defense that fits your circumstances. Our priority is to protect your rights, your record, and your future while pursuing the best possible outcome.
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As trusted North Carolina Criminal Defense Attorneys and North Carolina Assault Attorneys, we provide comprehensive legal support tailored to battery-related charges.
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Why choose us
Speak with a North Carolina battery defense lawyer to safeguard your future.
Experienced Defense Team
Our attorneys have in-depth experience handling battery cases in North Carolina courts.
Client-Focused Representation
You receive clear explanations, responsive communication, and a defense strategy aligned with your goals.
Results-Oriented Defense
We pursue charge reductions, dismissals, or alternative resolutions whenever possible.
Complete Case Management
From early case evaluation through courtroom proceedings, we handle every stage of your defense.
Popular questions
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What is battery under North Carolina law?
Battery generally involves intentional and unlawful physical contact that results in harm or offensive touching.
What penalties can result from a battery charge?
Consequences may include fines, probation, jail time, or enhanced penalties depending on the severity and prior history.
What should you do if you’re accused of battery?
Contact a North Carolina Assault Attorney immediately to protect your rights and begin building a defense.
How is battery different from simple assault?
Battery typically involves physical contact, while simple assault may involve threats or attempted harm without contact.
How can a lawyer help with a battery charge?
A North Carolina Criminal Defense Attorney can assess evidence, negotiate with prosecutors, and represent you in court to pursue the strongest possible outcome.
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