Vehicular Crimes
Bronx & Rockland County Criminal Attorney
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Felonies
Vehicular crimes refer to offenses committed while operating a motor vehicle. Here are some examples and possible defenses:
- Vehicular Assault:
- Definition: When an individual’s reckless or impaired driving causes bodily harm to another person.
- Examples:
- Driving under the influence (DUI/DWI) and causing injury.
- Reckless driving resulting in serious bodily harm.
- Defenses:
- Lack of intent: Argue that the accused didn’t intend harm.
- Challenging evidence: Dispute the severity of injuries or causation.
- Alibi: Show the accused wasn’t driving at the time.
- Necessity: Prove the driving was necessary to prevent greater harm12.
- Vehicular Manslaughter:
- Definition: Unintentionally causing someone’s death while driving.
- Examples:
- Accidental collision resulting in a fatality.
- Negligent driving leading to a pedestrian’s death.
- Defenses:
- Lack of negligence: Show the accused followed traffic rules.
- Emergency situation: Prove the driver acted reasonably.
- Mistaken identity: Challenge whether the accused was the driver.
- Alibi: Demonstrate the accused wasn’t present during the incident.
Remember, specific defenses depend on the circumstances and local laws. If you need legal advice, consult us today.
