A death is a fact. A crime is a conclusion.

Homicide Assumptions

A death occurred. Someone must be responsible. That's where the accusation begins.

Murder and manslaughter are not decided by what happened. They're decided by what can be proven.

Intent. Recklessness. Causation. Identification. That's where cases break.

What you don't challenge becomes your result.

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CRIMINAL DEFENSE

Death alone isn't the crime. Causation is.

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