Manslaughter is the voluntary or involuntary accidental killing of a human being, with a reckless disregard for life. Voluntary manslaughter charges must prove intent of causing death or serious harm to the victim. If charged with vehicular manslaughter, Maryland courts will attempt to find you guilty of causing a death—due to gross negligence, speeding, drunk driving, or some other cause—while operating a vehicle.
If found guilty of manslaughter, you could face extreme punishments including fines, imprisonment, and more lawsuits being filed against you.
Experienced attorneys establish a solid defense by interviewing witnesses, questioning the cause of the accident, and ensuring that your legal rights are protected.
Homicide (murder) is the pre-meditated killing of a human being. Murder charges carry serious penalties—including prison and possibly capital punishment. The police and prosecution must follow intricate guidelines during murder cases.
You are "innocent until proven guilty" under the United States Constitution. Find a lawyer to protect your legal rights under Constitutional Law. The burden of proof is on the prosecution to prove you guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt."
An experienced lawyer will be precise in jury selection, discovery, evidence presentation, and cross-examination to ensure that you are well defended. Choose a lawyer with expertise in all facets of the law to help prove your innocence.