While usually less severe than murder, a vehicular manslaughter charge is still an incredibly serious legal matter. Without a sound defense, you could face years of incarceration and thousands in fines. Understanding the severity of your situation and exploring...
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When can you be charged with voluntary manslaughter in Maryland?
You can be charged with manslaughter in Maryland if you kill another person without intending to do so. This is different from murder, which involves deliberate intent and planning to take a life. Voluntary manslaughter arises when you kill someone in the heat of...
What is the difference between murder and manslaughter?
The distinction between murder and manslaughter sometimes confuses defendants. Both involve the unlawful killing of another person, but the intent behind the act and circumstances surrounding the death play pivotal roles in differentiating the two. Those facing...
When can Maryland prosecute people for manslaughter?
Certain criminal charges are far more serious than others. They risk harsher penalties and trigger more significant social stigma during the background check process. Many of the most serious criminal charges relate to violent crimes or actions that cause serious harm...
Maryland’s involuntary manslaughter laws
A homicide charge of any kind is one of the most serious you could ever face. If you are a resident of Maryland and have been arrested for involuntary manslaughter, you should also know about the state's laws for this type of charge What is involuntary manslaughter?...
What is considered manslaughter?
When a person is alleged to have committed an act that led to another person’s death in Maryland, it is imperative to understand the different terms related to the charges. It will not necessarily be murder. In the unfortunate situation in which another person loses...