Aggravated assault, if convicted, cannot be expunged or sealed from your record. That means that future employers or clients will be able to see that you have been convicted. Aggravated assault is qualified as a violent crime, so even if you only have made a threat and are found guilty, you will be facing the repercussions for years to come.
In order to defend yourself and protect your livelihood, family, and life from these charges, contact a St. Petersburg aggravated assault attorney with The Rickman Law Firm. We have years of experience working with cases just like yours and will be able to pursue all necessary evidence and witnesses to attempt to achieve a favorable outcome. Our attorneys will not only look into the event itself, but will also examine the arrest to determine if your rights were violated.
For a free consultation with a St. Petersburg aggravated assault lawyer, please contact The Rickman Law Firm today.
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