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Murder/Homicide/Vehicular Homicide/Manslaughter

Crimes of violence, including Murder, Homicide, Vehicular Homicide, or Manslaughter are the highest charges a person can get, with the most severe consequences. If you are charged with Murder, Homicide, Vehicular Homicide, or Manslaughter, make sure you remain silent, do not speak with the police, and then contact a confident and experienced criminal defense attorney right away. The sooner you are able to work with a seasoned attorney on this type of case, the better the outcome will be for you and for your family.

If you are in need of assistance with a violent crime charge, please contact the firm right away at (303) 552-1720, or click on the button below to schedule a consultation appointment.

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Murder / Homicide / Vehicular Homicide / Manslaughter

Murder/Homicide is often thought of as the highest charge a person can get, with the most severe consequences. While it is an extremely serious charge, there are a number of ways murder may be charged against a person, and it is not always the charge with the most severe consequences. These charges are all considered crimes of violence and all of them come with very severe consequences.

In Colorado, there are at least five different ways a person may be charged with murder, homicide, or manslaughter:

There is also a felony murder rule, whereby a person can still be charged with murder if they were a party to a crime, such as a robbery, and during the course of the actions which constituted the felony crime they are charged with a person was killed. Even if the person killed was killed by another person in the group committing the underlying crime, the homicide may be charged to each of the parties committing the underlying charge.

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If you find yourself charged with a crime of violence, or any other charge, please give the firm a call right now at (303) 552-1720 or click the button below to schedule a consultation appointment.