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Vehicular Crimes/Manslaughter Lawyer Los Angeles
Were you a party to a fatal car accident? Perhaps now you face charges of drunk driving, DUI manslaughter, vehicular homicide, careless or reckless driving, hit and run (fleeing and eluding law enforcement after a crash), or other vehicle-related charges. Fatal traffic accidents always lead to an investigation.
Vehicular crimes charges can either be filed as either a misdemeanor or a felony. The deciding factor is the amount of property damage and the seriousness of injury. If a serious injury is sustained by a passenger or other party, felony charges can be filed.
According to the law, all people who are involved in car accidents must properly identify themselves if they injure another person or cause damage to another person’s property. If a person fails to identify them self and leaves the scene of the accident, he/she will be subject to criminal charges.
If you have been arrested or under investigation for Vehicular Manslaughter, it is very important that you hire an experienced Vehicular Manslaughter criminal defense lawyer like Mr. Todd Melnik to represent you.
Mr. Melnik is well prepared to offer you the best defense, regardless of your circumstances. His objectives will be to enable you to keep your driving privileges, to keep you out of jail, to pursue probation, reduce sentences or case dismissal, and to protect your constitutional rights at every step of the prosecution.
