California Penal Code section 192(c) defines vehicular manslaughter as driving a vehicle with ordinary negligence that results in the unlawful killing of a human being. The sentencing and punishment for vehicular manslaughter in Riverside can be severe. In order to get a Riverside vehicular manslaughter charge dismissed, it is very important that you hire an …

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If you find yourself accused of gross vehicular manslaughter in Los Angeles you will want to hire a Los Angeles Vehicular Manslaughter Attorney from Wallin and Klarich to help you win your case. There are many defenses that Wallin and Klarich have raised successfully in other cases we have defended. These defenses include: 1) You …

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Steven Todd Newcomer has been charged with one felony count of vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated without gross negligence and hit and run causing death. Kimberly Krause was riding her motorcycle eastbound on Chapman Avenue in Garden Grove and proceeded through the intersection on a green light and Newcomer allegedly made a left turn in front …

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In a recent case, Bryan Calles, the defendant was punished separately for the crimes of vehicular manslaughter and second degree murder for different victims arising from a single incident. Apparently after inhaling nitrous oxide, the defendant was driving his motor vehicle and struck and killed multiple people. He was driving his vehicle and went across …

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A 25 year old Marine, Jared Ray Hale, stands accused of three felony counts of vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated in Orange County. It is alleged he was driving his car while intoxicated when it slammed into a tree killing his three passengers, all of whom were marines stationed with him at Camp Pendleton. Mr. Hale …

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To prove that the defendant is guilty of this crime, the People must prove that: 1. The defendant drove a motor vehicle under the influence of an alcoholic beverage or a drug; 2. While driving that vehicle under the influence of an alcoholic beverage or a drug, the defendant also committed a misdemeanor, infraction, or …

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Vehicular Manslaughter occurs when someone drives a vehicle in a reckless and unsafe manner ultimately resulting in the death of another person. Some forms of reckless driving include speeding, driving under the influence of either drugs or alcohol or both and driving in an unsafe and wanton manner. In some circumstances, the offense can be …

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