It would probably be a misdemeanor if you got into a fight and it wasn’t serious. Bail for a straightforward misdemeanor bar fight might range from $2000 to $2500. You could owe the bondsman $200 to $250 if you used a bail bonds firm.

Different levels of fighting have different penalties.

Charges For Different Types Of Fighting

• Bar Fight – Typically, a misdemeanor punishment and bail of $1,000 to $2,500 apply to a simple bar or ordinary fight that does not result in significant injuries.
• Marital Fight – Depending on the extent of the injury, a fight between a husband and wife (or merely a man and a woman) can result in fines of between $10,000 and $25,000 in court-ordered bail money.

The Distinction Between Battery and Assault

Battery and assault are very different from one another. Battery is when there is actual injury. Someone might have assaulted you if they tried to hurt you physically. For instance: Battery occurs when someone is repeatedly beaten while they are on the ground. You could face assault charges if you attacked someone and they dodged your blows or defended themselves.

The charges determine the bail amount. A little altercation may lead to an injury, a defense case, or an attempted murder investigation. To find out the precise amount, call a criminal defense attorney.