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3 acts other than hitting people that can lead to assault charges

by laura.buchholz@thomsonreuters.com | Feb 17, 2022 | Assault

People think that assault is the act of physically injuring another person. It is certainly possible for one person to face assault charges in Texas if they hit, kick or even bite another person and cause injury. The more serious the injuries that result, the more...
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