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Understanding the Criminal Court Process To understand how sentencing works in Massachusetts, you must first understand the structure of the courts. What is the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor? -
Indecent Assault and Battery is a Felony with Sex Offender Consequences Indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 and indecent assault and battery on a person over 14 -
Assault and Battery on a Family or Household Member is a Misdemeanor and Can Mean Jail Two types of assault and battery on family or household member: intentional A&B or reckless A&B -
Assault and Battery by Dangerous Weapon is a Felony in MA and Carries a Jail Sentence Two types of assault and battery by dangerous weapon: intentional and reckless -
Assault and Battery is a Misdemeanor in MA and Conviction Can Mean Jail There are two types of assault and battery: intentional assault and battery and reckless assault and battery -
Assault by Dangerous Weapon is a Felony in MA and Conviction Can Carry State Prison Time Assault by a dangerous weapon breaks down into two subcategories: an attempted battery with a dangerous weapon or a threatened battery with a dangerous weapon -
Simple Assault is a Misdemeanor in MA and a Conviction Can Carry Jail Time The crime of assault is not what you think it is. "Simple assault" breaks down into two subcategories: an attempted battery or a threatened battery -
Consequences of a Domestic Violence Conviction in Massachusetts If you have been charged with domestic violence in Eastern or Southeastern Massachusetts, Nate Amendola Defense can handle your criminal defense case. -
The Problem With Possession: A Look at Drug Possession Laws and Penalties in Massachusetts If you have been charged with drug possession, you need a defense attorney who will protect your rights and vigorously defend you. -
Sobering Thoughts: Penalties for First-Time OUI in Massachusetts Can Be Severe If you have been charged with OUI, there are many potential consequences you may face. A defense lawyer can help you get the best outcome.