Understanding Violent Crimes: An Overview
Types of Violent Crimes:
- Assault: Involves intentional threats or acts that cause apprehension of imminent harm or actual physical harm.
- Robbery: The use of force or threat of force to take another person's property, often involving confrontation.
- Homicide: Unlawfully causing the death of another person, categorized into various degrees based on intent and circumstances.
Educational Information
Know Your Rights
When facing allegations of violent crimes, you must be aware of your rights.
Common Defenses:
- Self-Defense: Arguing that using force was justified to protect oneself from imminent harm.
- Lack of Intent: Contending that there was no intent to commit the alleged violent acts, emphasizing the absence of malicious or criminal purpose.
- Mistaken Identity: Asserting that the accused was wrongly identified as the perpetrator, challenging the reliability of witness testimonies.
- Alibi: Presenting evidence that the accused was not at the scene of the crime at the time it occurred, establishing an alibi.
Our Violent Crimes Defense Services
Customized Defense Strategies
We craft individualized defense strategies that consider the specific details of your case, leveraging our legal expertise to build a compelling defense tailored to your circumstances.
Thorough Case Investigation
We comprehensively investigate the circumstances surrounding the alleged violent crime, identifying key evidence and potential weaknesses in the prosecution's case.
Courtroom Representation
Trust Patrick Wilson Law to represent you effectively in court. Our attorneys have the expertise to navigate violent crime proceedings and advocate for the best possible outcome.