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If you have been in an accident and charged with vehicular manslaughter, intoxicated manslaughter or intoxicated assault, you can expect the District Attorney's office to take the case very seriously. In Texas, prosecutors work hard to seek convictions and prison time for felony charges involving vehicular manslaughter or assault — particularly if it is alleged that you were intoxicated at the time of the accident.
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We have extensive experience prosecuting and defending clients facing criminal charges that involve dangerous driving and traffic violations. Jonathan Munier is a former insurance claims adjustor and brings years of investigation experience to your case. In addition, Jonathan Munier has many years of experience as a traffic violations prosecutor and DWI and traffic defense attorney. Jonathan Munier and Tommy LaFon both understand the issues required for you to have an effective defense.
We Look at ALL the Evidence in Intoxicated Assault cases
In vehicular offenses, causation is always a crucial issue. Even if it appears that your negligence caused the accident, the evidence might point to other contributing factors.
The police are not expert accident investigators and they often make snap judgments about a negligent driver and evidence at the scene. Their investigation and reports are often hit-and-miss regarding the real cause and result of the accident. We NEVER concede that your actions resulted in the accident, or the injury or death that may have resulted.
Cause and effect are everything in criminal proceedings stemming from a car accident. The prosecutor must show that the injury or death was the direct result of an accident that was caused by your criminal negligence or your intoxication. In many cases, the injury may have been caused in part by the other driver's own negligence or a defective vehicle which could mean you are not criminally responsible for the injury or death.
Contact us to discuss your case immediately. Moving quickly to investigate and protect evidence is critical in vehicular assault or manslaughter cases. Our offices are located in Houston, and our lawyers serve the entire region of southeastern Texas.
