Warren Criminal Defense Attorneys

Manslaughter and Murder Charges in Troy, Rochester Hills, Farmington Hills, Warren, Ferndale, Sterling Heights, and the Surrounding Areas in Oakland and Wayne Counties, Michigan

Murder and manslaughter are two of the most serious crimes that a person may be accused of committing. Both of these involve causing the unlawful death of another person, whether intentional, accidental, or because of negligence or recklessness. Depending on the case, a defendant may face up to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. While Michigan does not allow the death penalty to be enforced, there are situations where under the federal murder statute a defendant may still face death for a conviction.

If you or a loved one is under investigation for murder or manslaughter, it is absolutely critical that you consult a criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible. Law enforcement may contact you for questioning. They are not attempting to clear your name or help you. The police are not your friends when they consider that you are on the other side of the law. They are there to gather evidence or a confession so the prosecuting attorney can put you behind bars. You need protection from the onset of any investigation.

From the instant our firm becomes involved we will aggressively assert your rights and work to protect your interests. A Michigan criminal defense attorney at Freedman & Freedman can get the process started by offering you a free consultation to discuss your matter.

Consult a Michigan Criminal Defense Lawyer

Our law firm represents defendants in criminal cases throughout Michigan. Murder and manslaughter charges are extremely serious and will require the highest quality legal representation for a defendant to have even a chance of avoiding a conviction and therefore a lengthy term of imprisonment. With our over 34 years of combined legal experience, the lawyers at Freedman & Freedman work together as a team to develop more effective legal strategies.

Facing murder or manslaughter charges in Michigan? Contact a Michigan criminal defense attorney at Freedman & Freedman today!