Simple Affray

A violent or threatening altercation between two or more individuals that could escalate into a larger, more serious altercation.

An example of a simple affray could be an argument between two individuals at a bar that leads to a fist fight. Friends on both sides of the fight join in resulting in a brawl. The simple affray charge is a very specific charge aimed at punishing an individual for not only resorting to violence but also for inciting further violence from another individual or individuals. Law enforcement officers use this charge as a way to keep the peace during a potential riot situation. If you have been charged with a simple affray, it is very important that you seek out the advice of a qualified Charlotte criminal defense attorney or Concord criminal defense attorney.

Confronting a simple affray charge can be a complicated process. As most individuals are not aware of this type of criminal charge, he or she will not know what steps to take to avoid negative consequences. Most people also are not aware that an individual can be charged with a simple affray offense even though they were not responsible for starting the altercation. An individual could be fighting solely out of self-defense and still get charged with a simple affray. Regardless of the situation, a skilled defense attorney can help you navigate the uncertainties surrounding a charge of this nature.

Our firm has a solid grasp on the laws and circumstances surrounding simple affray offenses. Unlike other law firms who cover many areas of the law, The Olsinski Law Firm, PLLC focus specifically on only litigation with a strong emphasis on criminal defense law including defending clients against simple affray cases. This focus on litigation and criminal law helps us provide extensive experience in all aspects of your case, from negotiation through trial. Do not hesitate to call our firm and talk to an experienced attorney today.

Contact a Charlotte criminal defense attorney or Concord criminal defense lawyer if you have been charged with a simple affray offense.

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