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EPISODE · May 7, 2026 · 13 MIN

Assault vs. Aggravated Assault in Texas: What Separates a Misdemeanor from a Felony

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Episode Summary:  Exploring the crucial distinctions between assault and aggravated assault in Texas, Mark Diaz sheds light on the legal implications of these charges and the factors that can impact the severity of the consequences. From defining serious bodily injury to analyzing self-defense and witness credibility, this episode delves into the nuances that shape assault cases, offering valuable insights for individuals navigating legal challenges. Key Timestamps: 00:01 – Welcome to In Your Defense, Galveston and Beyond. Welcome to Defense on the Coast… 03:35 – It just depends on the circumstances and the method or use potential use that… 07:05 – Getting to an argument and say, let's go out in the parking lot and… 10:26 – If it happened in someone's house, we usually don't have video. If it happened… 13:38 – Thanks for watching. Be sure to hit that like and subscribe button and leave… About the Show: *In Your Defense* is a legal podcast hosted by Mark Diaz, a seasoned criminal defense attorney, offering expert insights on various legal matters, from criminal law nuances to courtroom strategies. Join us as we demystify legal complexities and empower listeners with valuable knowledge to navigate the legal landscape effectively.

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Exploring the crucial distinctions between assault and aggravated assault in Texas, Mark Diaz sheds light on the legal implications of these charges and the factors that can impact the severity of the consequences. From defining serious bodily injury to analyzing self-defense and witness credibility, this episode delves into the nuances that shape assault cases, offering valuable insights for individuals navigating legal challenges.

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