Domestic Violence Trial in Las Vegas

Bench Trials vs. Jury Trials

A trial is a court hearing before either a judge or jury, where the judge or jury will examine and review the facts and the law applicable to the case.

A bench trial is a trial before a judge. In essence, during a bench trial, facts and evidence are presented to the judge (the trier of fact), the judge hears the evidence, and then determines the defendant’s guilt or innocence. For misdemeanor crimes, if the matter proceeds to trial, the trial will be held before a judge only, without a jury.

If a defendant is charged with either a gross misdemeanor or a felony, then the law requires the defendant to be afforded a trial before a jury. In a jury trial, the jury is the trier of fact, and the jury makes the determination of the defendant’s guilt or innocence. In a death penalty case, the jury determines whether the penalty of death is to be imposed.

Las Vegas Domestic Violence Lawyer Paul J. Adras

If you have been charged with battery constituting domestic violence in Las Vegas, Nevada, Attorney Paul Adras is the only call you need to make. Attorney Paul Adras is an experienced criminal defense attorney skilled in defending Domestic Violence cases.

If you've been charged with Battery Domestic Violence in Las Vegas, call Attorney Paul J. Adras today at: 702 489 2264.

Las Vegas Domestic Violence

The Law Offices of Paul J. Adras, Esq. PC
4532 W. Charleston Blvd.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102

(702) 489-2264

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