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Have you been charged with Felonious Assault?

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Do you need an attorney?
Felonious Assault charges are considered violent crimes in the State of Ohio and can carry prison time and fines from the Court. Courts are also able to order restitution if it is appropriate. They can be charged as felonies of the first or second degree which carry a presumption of prison time if convicted. These are serious charges and you will need an attorney to adequately fight them. Brian C. Morrissey is a criminal defense lawyer who effectively represents individuals accused of Felonious Assault and other crimes in Toledo and the surrounding areas.

What is Felonious Assault?
The Ohio Revised Code defines Felonious Assault in R.C. 2903.11:
“(A) No person shall knowingly do either of the following:
(1) Cause serious physical harm to another or to another's unborn;
(2) Cause or attempt to cause physical harm to another or to another's unborn by means of a deadly weapon or dangerous ordnance."
Felonious Assault is a violent crime in Ohio that can be charged when someone is accused of causing serious physical harm to another, or attempting to cause physical harm by means of a deadly weapon. “Deadly weapon” in the State of Ohio not only means guns, it can also be extended to cars and other objects in certain circumstances.

​What can you do?
Call now at (419) 242-8214 for a free, no obligation, consultation. Our offices are conveniently located in downtown Toledo at the corner of Madison and Superior in the courtyard of the Huntington Center at 241 N. Superior Street, Suite 200, Toledo, Ohio 43604. If you have been charged with Felonious Assault in the greater Toledo area, you need an experienced Criminal Defense Attorney to represent you. Attorney Brian C. Morrissey has experience dealing with the complexities and challenges of the criminal justice system. Whether you wish to enter into a plea agreement or take your case to trial, Mr. Morrissey has the knowledge and experience required to help guide you through the process and to achieve satisfactory results.
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  • Home
  • About
  • Contact
  • Client Resources
    • Pay an Invoice
    • Add Trust Funds
  • Practice Areas
    • Aggravated Menacing
    • Assault
    • Bench Warrants
    • Burglary
    • Criminal Damaging
    • Criminal Mischief
    • Disorderly Conduct
    • Domestic Violence
    • Domestic Violence Threats
    • Driving Under Suspension
    • Endangering Children
    • Failure to Stop After Accident
    • Felonious Assault
    • Gross Sexual Imposition
    • Menacing
    • Obstructing Official Business
    • Operating a Motor Vehicle Without a Valid License
    • OVI/DUI
    • Rape
    • Resisting Arrest
    • Robbery
    • Sexual Battery
    • Sexual Imposition
    • Speeding and Traffic Tickets
    • Theft
    • Violating a Protection Order
  • Articles
    • Motions To Suppress
    • How To Choose An Attorney
    • FAQs
    • Right to Remain Silent
    • Search Warrant Exceptions
    • Talking to Police
    • Types of Pleas
    • Plea or Not to Plea
    • What Police Look for in an OVI