While manslaughter cases don’t involve premeditation, or extensive plans to kill another person, it is still possible to commit manslaughter and intentionally kill another person, even if that intention arose in the heat of the moment. In these cases, voluntary manslaughter charges can result, which are often the more serious of the two type of manslaughter charge, the other being involuntary manslaughter. Anyone who is accused of voluntary manslaughter in Ann Arbor should contact a qualified violent crimes defense attorney right away, as the potential penalties that could result if a felony conviction is obtained by the prosecution are very severe. At Grabel & Associates, our attorneys are dedicated to defending the wrongly accused, and we know what it takes to win in even the most difficult voluntary manslaughter cases. Contact us right away and learn more about our proven strategies in homicide cases, and let our team begin fighting for your rights and your freedom.
For well over 10 years, our experienced attorneys have dedicated their time and efforts to protecting the rights of Ann Arbor’s accused, and we know how to guard against felony manslaughter conviction. With trial lawyer Scott Grabel and the rest of our highly qualified team on your side, you can be confident that your best interests are being pursued throughout every stage of your case. The sooner you get in touch with our team, the more time we will have to guide you through your case towards a beneficial case result.
Let us begin answering some of the questions you might have about voluntary manslaughter charges and the tactics you should employ if you want to win your case. We are available 24/7 through our toll free hotline, and online through the contact form on this page.
Of the two types of manslaughter, voluntary manslaughter is usually viewed as more serious. In voluntary manslaughter cases, intent must be demonstrated, though intent in the moments just before the homicide takes place is sufficient. In involuntary manslaughter cases, death is accidental, and sometimes a judge or jury can view these cases more favorably. This makes it even more critical to work with a defense attorney who is committed to providing premier level representation throughout every stage of your voluntary manslaughter case.
Our lawyers are trusted to provide exceptional defense because we have proven our ability to achieve great case results for clients who have been accused of homicide in Ann Arbor. If you or your loved one is facing false accusations or excessively harsh penalties, get in touch with a member of our defense team right now. Our voluntary manslaughter defense attorneys know what you need to do to protect yourself, and will walk you through every step of your case. Call or contact us online right now to get started.
The criminal penalties for all manslaughter cases are the same, and are governed by Section 750.321. A fine of up to $7,500 could accompany a 15 year prison sentence. In addition, anyone convicted of manslaughter will face a felony record, which can lead to life-changing penalties including an inability to find work, trouble getting a loan, travel bans, and more. With so much at stake, it is crucial that you do everything you can to fight back, especially early on in your case as police and prosecutors attempt to gather evidence against you. Our team is always ready to begin working with you or your loved one after voluntary manslaughter allegations.
Our attorneys treat every case as if it were our own freedom at stake, and are committed to putting in the hard work that is necessary in order to achieve the best possible case result. No matter what the specifics of your case may be, we will work through the issues involved in your manslaughter offense situation and highlight some of the crucial aspects which could help you as you fight to prove your innocence and obtain a beneficial final case result. Our proven results show why we have a reputation as a leader in homicide defense, and we are prepared to begin applying our proven tactics to your case right away.
To speak with a member of our team, call 1-800-342-7896 toll free now or contact our team online. We are always ready to begin working with clients who have been wrongly accused of voluntary manslaughter in Ann Arbor.