Homicide

Mobile & Baldwin County Homicide and Murder Defense Attorney

If you are involved in a homicide or facing accusations of murder or manslaughter, you obviously require knowledgeable and extremely diligent legal representation. The attorneys at Furman and Furman offer strong criminal defense advocacy to protect the interests of our clients facing homicide, murder and manslaughter charges. We have experience handling even the most challenging, high-profile cases throughout the area and will focus unwaveringly on safeguarding your legal rights and fully promoting your best interests.

No innocent person should go to jail and no one should be charged for a serious offense that he or she did not commit. Let us protect your rights and fight to minimize penalties in your case. Call  (251) 228-1744 or contact us now for an initial consultation.

Immediate investigations to protect your rights

Even before you are arrested, law enforcement officials will be collecting evidence to use against you. We know how to initiate an immediate investigation to collect and preserve all necessary evidence for your case or claim. Most homicide and murder cases will turn on a complex set of facts involving key witnesses, documents, video surveillance or DNA evidence. Our attorneys will take a comprehensive and strategic approach to defeat charges or reduce penalties in your case.

We are experienced in cases involving:

• First, second and third degree murder
• Homicide
• Vehicular homicide cases
• Accidental deaths owing to cell phone use while driving
• Violent crimes
• Domestic violence and domestic abuse
• Crimes involving weapons

Aggressive advocacy to defeat charges and minimize penalties in your case

Most homicide cases require an attorney who can do more than simply work hard to defeat the charges in your case. It is important to work with an attorney who has a nuanced and in-depth understanding of complex criminal legal standards to ensure that your charges are minimized and penalties reduced according to the crime. If you were involved in an auto accident and are facing vehicular homicide charges, for example, it is important for an attorney to present evidence that distinguishes your case from more intentional cases of reckless homicide.