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Thursday, June 15, 2017

An Attorney Who Really Knows Both Sides.

If you could hire an attorney to defend you or a loved one against a drug charge, let me ask you a question.  Would you like one who only knows the defense side of the equation, or one who is familiar with BOTH sides of the aisle?  In other words, a lawyer who spent years prosecuting drug crimes and now vigorously defends them.

That almost sounds too good to be true.  There can’t be many people who fit that scenario.  In Akron, Ohio, there is a lawyer who actually represented the prosecution on hundreds of major drug cases.  He knows the minds of the prosecutors because he has been one!  Let us introduce you to him.

His name is Jon Sinn.  Today Attorney Sinn is in private practice as a defender of people accused of drug crimes in Northeast Ohio.  It’s hard to surmise that you could do any better than someone who knows the points and the counter-points.  The only sin is not calling Jon.  Call Jon Sinn today at (303) 431-0160.

Tuesday, June 13, 2017

Thursday, June 1, 2017

Chapter Programs at Golf Courses

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Definition of Assault and Battery.

Assault is defined as any reasonable threat to a person while battery is defined as the use of force against another person with the primary intent of causing physical harm.  An assault charge may come from someone “feeling” threatened by one’s actions.  When battery is the charge then there has been actual bodily harm inflicted.

Here are the elements of battery –

1.  A volitional or voluntary act of violence against another.
2.  Done with purposeful intent of causing harmful or offensive contact to another.
3.  An example would be throwing a rock at someone that actually hits them.

Both assault and battery are criminal offenses.  That is the important point here.  It may be treated as a misdemeanor or as a felony depending on the severity of the situation.  If you are charged with one of these crimes immediately call Jon Sinn.  He is Akron’s assault and battery defense attorney.  The only sin is not calling Jon at (303) 431-0160.