By: Larry Kohn, award-winning Atlanta criminal defense lawyer since 1998 and an experienced simple battery lawyer and Cory Yager, ex-cop turned criminal defense attorney defending criminal charges since 2007
Often, a phone call to our office is for a family member of our client, seeking to obtain a bond for a simple battery (or similar) family violence case. In rare occasions, one of our attorneys must make a jail visit, but typically, the potential client has bonded out of jail.
Many domestic violence clients arrested for simple battery want to know how to fight the OCGA 16-5-23 criminal charge. Our criminal law attorneys will honestly tell them that each GA simple battery family violence case is different. Some want to know how to read the language of the charge against them, which can be accessed here: The simple battery definition as found in OCGA Section 16-5-23 wording.