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A man is facing intoxication manslaughter charges in the death of his wife in a traffic accident in which he was the driver. The incident occurred in north Houston last week at approximately midnight on Greens Road at I-45 North Freeway. The driver was travelling east...
When a Houston resident is fighting criminal charges, it can seem as if they are going against the whole criminal justice system, which is often slanted against them. When the charges are especially serious, such as those involving manslaughter, it is very important...
Manslaughter charges are significant criminal charges and can carry significant potential penalties based on the situation and circumstances. For that reason, individuals who are facing manslaughter charges should be familiar with the criminal defense options...
Most Houston residents think that the biggest risk of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is being stopped by the police and being ticketed for DWI. A recent accident in Houston demonstrates the grave risks that are associated with driving while...
No one intends to be the cause of another’s death, but these situations do happen in Houston. Texas law does not differentiate between “involuntary manslaughter” or “voluntary manslaughter,” Manslaughter in Texas is committed when a person recklessly causes the death...
It is hard to predict how we will act in a life or death situation until we are facing one. For some people, this situation arises when they are being held at gunpoint or are being assaulted. In these situations, sometimes it may feel like we have no other choice but...
The death of a person in violent circumstances can lead to serious charges like manslaughter. However, the fact that someone was killed does not necessarily mean a crime was committed. Manslaughter and self-defense Self-defense is an available defense to manslaughter...
Criminal charges of manslaughter and homicide are both related to someone's death. Though they are similar crimes in many ways, homicide and manslaughter are not the same actions. This is why they carry different levels of potential penalties under Texas' criminal...
