Vehicular manslaughter (or vehicular homicide) can be charged as a misdemeanor or felony. These allegations vary greatly depending on the circumstances of the accident, but both types of charges deserve a top-notch defense. The state often pursues prison time, fines, and loss of driver’s license for the accused. The death of an individual in a traffic accident is always tragic, but you deserve a comprehensive defense. Anytime you face a serious criminal charge such as vehicular manslaughter, you need an aggressive defense.
At Conaway & Strickler, P.C., we defend people throughout Georgia. We have extensive experience in state and federal courts, and our attorneys are rated among the top 10 criminal defense attorneys in Georgia by the National Academy of Criminal Defense Attorneys (NACDA).
We independently investigate each case we handle, and in vehicular homicide cases, this investigation is crucial. Many times, the police have little to no experience thoroughly examining the accident scene, interviewing witnesses, gathering evidence, and determining what really happened. The attorneys of Conaway & Strickler, P.C. work with the best accident reconstructionists and have experience challenging the prosecution’s case and examining every piece of evidence. Our vehicular manslaughter attorneys scrutinize every piece of evidence, which is critical to a successful defense of your case.
We have nearly 50 years of combined experience defending clients, reducing charges and mitigating consequences. Call us today for effective defense at (404) 816-5000.
What Should You Do if Charged With Vehicular Homicide?In Georgia, vehicular homicide/manslaughter is a charge against an individual who is accused of unintentionally and unlawfully causing a death while operating a motor vehicle. However, whether one is accused of negligence, reckless driving or drunk driving, successful defense is possible. Our Atlanta vehicular manslaughter defense attorneys are committed to winning. We prepare each case for trial, whether it is necessary for success or not.
DO NOT speak with law enforcement officers or detectives until you have retained a lawyer, and DO NOT admit to any wrongdoing. Breath test results can be challenged, and there is no way that law enforcement officials or prosecutors can prove you were at fault for the accident without a full review of all the facts. The quicker you contact our firm, the quicker we can get to work on your best possible defense.
Call to Speak With an Attorney NowContact us today to discuss your case and schedule a consultation. Call us at (404) 816-5000. All conversations are confidential.