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Common Assault is a criminal offence found in section 61 Crimes Act 1900, carrying a maximum penalty of 2 years imprisonment and/or a fine of $5,500. This offence encompasses any unauthorised touching or action that instills fear of immediate and unlawful personal violence in another person. If you are facing court proceedings for common assault, don't hesitate to contact KPT Defence Lawyers at any time on (02) 9267 5555. We can arrange a complimentary initial conference with an experienced defence lawyer who will inform you about your available options and the best course of action. Our team will vigorously fight for the most favourable outcome in your case.
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