Are You Facing Charges for Vehicular Homicide?
Fayetteville DWI Attorney
Vehicular homicide is not typically an intentional act of violence but refers to a fatal accident caused by a drunk driver. Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is an act of negligence that exemplifies a lack of regard for the safety of other drivers. If an accident caused by a drunk driver results in a fatality, the crime will be classified as vehicular homicide.
A driver who has killed another individual as a result of drunk driving can expect to be charged with DWI vehicular manslaughter. If you are facing charges for this offense, it is important to ensure that you have the best defense on your side. At the Plyler Law Firm, P.A., we offer high-quality representation to our clients.
Speak with a Fayetteville DWI attorney today to avoid the weighty penalties you may face.
What Is At Stake?
If you are facing a charge for driving while intoxicated, it is important to know what is at stake. We offer professional legal guidance if you need to challenge the evidence in your case. We also offer an initial case evaluation during which our Fayetteville vehicular homicide lawyer will provide an honest case assessment and counsel. We have been assisting clients since 2000 and have the experience to defend your case.
Penalties for a felony death can include a heavy fine and 15 to 480 months in jail or prison. Specific penalties depend on whether it is considered a felony death by vehicle, aggravated felony death by vehicle, or repeat felony death by vehicle offender. North Carolina Statutes §15A - 1340.17 and §20 -141.4 include the specific penalties for the particular case. Fatal accidents are devastating for all parties involved.
Contact our firm today to find out how we can help you defend your vehicular manslaughter case.