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Murder involves the intent to kill or cause serious harm that results in death, whereas manslaughter typically involves less culpability due to factors like provocation or negligence.
Yes, if it can be demonstrated that you acted in self-defense and the force used was reasonable under the circumstances.
Defences can include lack of intent, accidental death, or mental incapacity, among others.
We approach such cases with meticulous preparation, exploring every legal avenue, and employing strategic defences aimed at achieving the most favourable outcomes.
It is crucial to remain silent about your case details and contact a defence attorney as soon as possible to protect your rights and start building your defence.
Our team collaborates with forensic experts to thoroughly analyze and, if necessary, challenge the evidence presented by the prosecution to ensure that all findings are accurate and legally obtained.
A conviction can lead to severe penalties, including long-term imprisonment, significant fines, and lasting impacts on personal and professional opportunities. It is essential to have a strong defence to mitigate these consequences.
Yes, depending on the case details, our experienced attorneys can negotiate plea bargains to potentially reduce charges or penalties, focusing on achieving the most favourable outcome under the circumstances.
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