Assault and Battery Defense Attorney in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Physical assault is the most common violent crime in the United States, with almost 5 million occurrences annually. When most people think about assault and battery they consider them as one and the same. However an assault can occur with out any physical contact where as battery requires physical contact. Due to the nature of these offenses many people face assault or battery charges over minor incidents. If you or a family member is in this situation and charged with a crime, turn to me, attorney Joseph M. Norwood.

A Lawyer Skilled at Handling Assault and Battery Cases

Having an experienced criminal defense lawyer who understands Oklahoma’s assault and battery law can be invaluable to a successful defense case. Often people facing battery charges in relation to domestic disputes will plead guilty to avoid a harsh sentence without taking into consideration the future consequences. For example, a felony conviction can make finding a job more difficult. Also, in divorce cases a guilty plea for domestic battery can affect orders that regulate child custody and visitation.

I offer all my clients, both adults and juveniles, a free initial consultation where I discuss their case and the issues surrounding their case, including issues involving assault warrants and bail bond reductions. Then I work with them to determine whether a plea agreement is appropriate for their situation or if a trial might be required. I am committed taking the time to handle my clients’ cases appropriately and minimizing the consequences of violent crime charges whenever possible.

Contact a Tulsa Assault and Battery Defense Lawyer

Please contact me, Joseph M. Norwood, if you, a friend, or a member of your family is facing assault and/or battery charges. I represent clients from throughout the Tulsa metropolitan area and northeast Oklahoma.