Where are assault cases heard in Somervell County?

Assault cases in Somervell County are heard in the Somervell County District Court in Glen Rose. Todd Rash appears in Somervell County courts and is familiar with the local judges and prosecutors.

Can an assault charge be dismissed in Somervell County?

Yes. Assault charges can be dismissed in Somervell County based on self-defense, lack of evidence, or witness credibility issues. Todd Rash has successfully obtained dismissals and charge reductions for assault clients throughout North and Central Texas.

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Assault Defense Attorney Somervell County

An assault charge in Somervell County can affect your job, your family, and your future. Todd Rash has defended assault cases throughout North and Central Texas for nearly 2 decades, including in Somervell County courts. Whether you face a misdemeanor or felony assault charge in Glen Rose or anywhere in Somervell County, Todd Rash will fight aggressively to protect your rights and your record.

Assault Charges in Somervell County Courts

Somervell County handles assault cases in the Somervell County District Court in Glen Rose. The Somervell County District Attorney's Office prosecutes assault cases seriously. Todd Rash appears in Somervell County courts and is familiar with the local court system.

Assault in Glen Rose

Glen Rose is the county seat of Somervell County and a popular tourist destination known for Dinosaur Valley State Park and Fossil Rim Wildlife Center. Todd Rash defends assault clients in Glen Rose, Rainbow, Nemo, Chalk Mountain, and throughout Somervell County.

Types of Assault Charges in Texas

Assault charges in Texas range from Class C misdemeanors to first-degree felonies. Common charges include simple assault causing bodily injury (Class A misdemeanor), aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (2nd degree felony), and assault family violence.

Potential Penalties

› Class C misdemeanor (assault by contact): Fine up to $500
› Class A misdemeanor (assault causing bodily injury): Up to 1 year jail, $4,000 fine
› 2nd degree felony (aggravated assault): 2-20 years prison, $10,000 fine
› Family violence finding: Loss of right to possess firearms

Possible Defenses

› Self-defense or defense of others
› Consent (mutual combat)
› Lack of intent to cause bodily injury
› Mistaken identity
› The alleged victim is not credible
› Unlawful arrest

Frequently Asked Questions

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