Have you been charged with vehicular manslaughter? Call expert vehicular manslaughter defense attorney Torrence L Howell now

Consequences of a Vehicular Manslaughter Conviction
If you are convicted of vehicular manslaughter, the consequences can range from a slap on the wrist and up to a year in jail for a misdemeanor to up to 10 years in prison for a felony. If the incident also involved a DUI and you already had at least one DUI conviction, you could face 15 to life. A judge can also add requirements like DUI probation, victim restitution, community service, and license restrictions or suspensions to your sentence in either a misdemeanor or felony case.
Possible Legal Defenses for Vehicular Manslaughter Charges
Establishing who was really to blame for the accident that cause the death is crucial to a vehicular manslaughter case. Therefore, a criminal defense lawyer often starts by hiring experts like accident reconstructionists to help establish that the defendant was ultimately not at fault for the accident. A vehicular manslaughter defense attorney may also seek additional eyewitnesses for this same purpose. If a DUI was involved, the attorney can also argue that the defendant was not actually over the legal limit for alcohol or that their drug use did not impair their driving. This will have the effect of reducing the charges from gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated to vehicular manslaughter and result in less severe punishment.
Why Choose Torrence L Howell as your Vehicular Manslaughter Defense Lawyer in Southern California
Successfully defending against vehicular manslaughter charges often requires a lot of technical research into the details of the accident. Torrence L Howell is no stranger to hard work, and he will happily explore every possible avenue in your defense. You can rely on him to build the strongest possible defense for you as your southern California criminal defense attorney.
