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Georgia Violent Crime Defense AttorneysAt Conaway, Strickler, & Margolis, P.C. our Atlanta violent crime defense attorneys aggressively defend the rights of clients throughout Georgia, and are nationally recognized for our successful case outcomes. For more than a decade, our Atlanta defense lawyers have successfully defended clients charged with various felony and misdemeanor charges, and we may be able to help you in your time of need. If you have been charged with homicide, assault, battery, or armed robbery in Georgia, you should immediately contact an experienced Georgia violent crime defense lawyer at Conaway & Strickler. Contact us today for a free consultation. HomicideHomicide is a situation in which one person kills another person. If you have been arrested for, or charged with homicide in Georgia you may be facing very serious consequences and should hire an aggressive Atlanta homicide defense lawyer right away. There is a lot at stake, and depending upon your situation, you may be facing a life sentence, which is why you are in desperate need of accomplished and skilled legal representation. According to Georgia's Criminal Code some crimes against human beings which are harshly punished upon conviction include:
There are various types of homicide, which in the United States carry with them different penalties and consequences. Listed below are short descriptions of a few types of homicide:
Armed RobberyEven if a robbery is not committed with an actual firearm or weapon, a person may be charged with armed robbery, because in the State of Georgia a robbery which is committed with an offensive weapon, replica of a weapon, or device resembling a weapon is considered an armed robbery. Georgia Code 16-8-41states that "(a) A person commits the offense of armed robbery when, with intent to commit theft, he or she takes property of another from the person or the immediate presence of another by use of an offensive weapon, or any replica, article, or device having the appearance of such weapon. The offense of robbery by intimidation shall be a lesser included offense in the offense of armed robbery. (b) A person convicted of the offense of armed robbery shall be punished by death or imprisonment for life or by imprisonment for not less than ten nor more than 20 years." BatteryA common definition of battery is "use of physical force with the intent of harming a person." As the harm must be intentional for battery to occur, actual injury does not need to be physical, it may be emotional, financial, or verbal to be considered battery. Georgia Code 16-5-23(a) states that "A person commits the offense of simple battery when he or she either:
Aggravated AssaultAggravated assault is a crime in which a person illegally attempts to and is able to commit violence against another individual. Listed below are some examples of crimes which may constitute assault:
Being arrested for any type of violent crime is very serious, and you should hire a skilled Atlanta Georgia violent crime attorney immediately to ensure that your rights are being aggressively defended. ![]() |


