Liberty County Manslaughter Defense
In Liberty County, including the city of Bristol, Call Connor Law offers expert legal defense for manslaughter charges. Attorney Connor Hilgenfeldt has a proven track record in handling cases involving both voluntary and involuntary manslaughter. He meticulously reviews all evidence, challenges the prosecution’s case, and formulates tailored defense strategies. Liberty County residents can count on Connor’s dedication to protecting their rights and achieving favorable results. Reach out for a free consultation to discuss your case and how we can help defend you.
Connor Hilgenfeldt’s defense strategy focuses on meticulously scrutinizing all prosecution evidence and testimony to find inconsistencies and flaws. He is adept at challenging the validity of forensic analysis and undermining the credibility of expert witnesses during cross examination. His goal is getting charges dismissed by exposing gaps in the prosecution’s case.
Why Choose Call Connor Law?
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Extensive Experience: Former Assistant State Attorney
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Personalized Representation: Tailors defense strategies for each client
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Commitment to Justice: Potects your rights to achieve the best possible outcome
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Free Consultations: Cnsultation at no charge to discuss your case.
Killing someone by negligence or an act not intended as murder. It requires an experienced attorney to protect rights and freedom. At Call Connor Law, we understand your fear and uncertainty. We’ll work aggressively to defend you.
Types of manslaughter:
- Second-degree
- First-degree with a firearm/weapon
- First-degree against elderly/disabled
- Aggravated against a child
- First-degree against an officer, firefighter, medic, etc.
Voluntary manslaughter includes by act and by procurement.
Involuntary is by culpable negligence – death from reckless/wanton disregard for life.
Possible Defenses:
- Alibi – defendant wasn’t at scene
- Misidentification – doubt it was the defendant
- Excusable homicide – accident in heat of passion
- Justifiable homicide – legal deadly force resisting a felony
- Self-defense
Penalties Depend on Degree:
Second Degree:
- 9.25 years minimum prison
- 15 years maximum prison
- 15 years maximum probation
- $10,000 fine
First Degree:
- 9.25 years minimum prison
- 30 years maximum prison
- 30 years maximum probation
- $10,000 fine
Don’t let manslaughter or homicide charges go unanswered. With Connor Hilgenfeldt as your defender, you gain a strategic ally who will fight to protect your rights and future at every turn. Contact Call Connor Law today to schedule your consultation and learn more about vigorously contesting these devastating allegations.